Sentence examples for distress raised from inspiring English sources

The stream of runners in distress raised a question: Could a marathon possibly be good for runners' health?

Pat Clark, of Essex-based Mutts in Distress, raised funds to bring Sandy to England and a Cambridge vet offered to operate on his legs free of charge.

Two other patients (D5 and D6) had severe respiratory distress, raising the possibility of ACD/MPV, but no postmortem examination was performed.

Industry leaders acknowledge that reverse mortgages, typically aimed at people facing financial distress, raise eyebrows.

A previous randomised trial of continuous negative extrathoracic pressure (CNEP) versus standard treatment for newborn infants with respiratory distress syndrome raised public concerns about mortality and neonatal morbidity.

However, sedation for intractable distress has raised considerable medical and ethical concerns.

Previous studies demonstrated that wasting, respiratory distress, and raised WBC count are common predictors of bacteremia.

Furthermore, recent research [ 12] which identified an association between OHRQoL and negative affectivity (defined as a general disposition to experience subjective distress) has raised the issue of the extent to which personality characteristics modify the relationship between OHRQoL and the clinical characteristics which would be expected to affect it.

Police have declined to speculate on the identity of the second set of remains for fear of causing undue distress or raising false hope among relatives of missing people.

Although the credit downgrade will have no immediate effect on the center's operations, it is a sign of increasing financial distress that has raised alarm, particularly among county officials who want the center to remain open and are eager to protect the county's AAA bond rating, the highest of any county in the state.

According to documents seen by the Associated Press news agency, maritime safety officials recommended a full evacuation of the ship five minutes after a distress call was raised.