Sentence examples for distress range from inspiring English sources

Financial commitments to the program, which will have the capacity to issue bonds guaranteed by euro-zone members for lending to members in distress, range from €398 million for Malta, the smallest euro economy, to €123 billion for Germany, the biggest.

So the researchers could conclude that the inequity, not simply the food denial, was causing the dogs' distress, Range says.

Scores for the entire scale (emotional distress) range from 0 to 42; higher scores indicate greater distress.

The 28 item version of the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-28; Goldberg and Williams, 1988) was used as a general measure of psychological distress (range of scores from 0 to 84).

Kessler-10 scores, for example, could also be used for qualitative profiling, by allowing further in-depth qualitative analysis for participants scoring within the high or very high risk of psychological distress range.

The different score ranges for each domain were as follows: child symptom, range 0 4; child function, range 0 16; child psychology, range 0 8; child self-image/social interaction, range 0 8; parental distress, range 0 8 and family function, range 0 8.

Nearly a quarter of a million young people are receiving specialist health care for mental distress, ranging from depression to eating disorders.

Already, $107 billion worth of office towers, shopping centers and hotels are in some form of distress, ranging from mortgage delinquency to foreclosure, according to a report by Real Capital Analytics.

Responses to each item are rated on a five point scale of distress ranging from 0 (not at all) to 4 (extremely).

Transfers because of foetal distress ranged from 1.0%to3.6%6% (Table  2).

Women reported psychological distress ranging from 18.4 to 20.5% for the normal weight, overweight, and obesity I BMI categories.