Sentence examples for distress seeing from inspiring English sources

And for Daphne Ballard, who lives near the school in a neighborhood slowly rebounding from decades of social and economic distress, seeing her daughters Courtney, 12, and Zoe, 7, grow up at All Saints has been a personal triumph.

Adolescent mental distress, seeing parents drunk, and adolescent social network were considered possible mediators, as they are likely to occur after the onset of parental alcohol abuse.

Currency weakness is one indicator of the region's distress (see chart 2).

What will children in that kind of distress see when they look at those Vice pictures?

Overall, the ailment is unlike the severe pneumonia and respiratory distress seen in the SARS outbreak in Toronto and elsewhere this year, Dr. Kendall said.

His reputation among investors is as a fearsome and aggressive litigator, but finance ministers in distress see him as something of a fairy godmother.

Under chamomile, for instance, readers will learn that it is used to treat digestive distress (see Peter Rabbit and chamomile tea) and as a mild sleep aid; that people who are allergic to ragweed and chrysanthemums probably shouldn't use it; and that ingesting a large amount of its dried flowers may cause vomiting.

Meanwhile, Scotland's levels of "business distress" saw a fall in the last quarter, beating the UK average.

Finally, intermarried couples may be exposed to more conflict potential because of their different cultural background (see Stoecker-Zafari 2007), and intermarriage might be associated with an increase in severe distress (see Bratter and Eschbach (2005)).

(4) Finally, intermarried couples may be exposed to more conflict potential because of their different cultural background (see Stoecker-Zafari 2007), and intermarriage might be associated with an increase in severe distress (see Bratter and Eschbach (2005)).

Studies on resilience in the HIV/AIDS context have concluded that the higher the resilience, the higher the perception of quality of life and the lower the mental distress (see for example Faber, Shwartz, Schaper, Moonen, & McDaniel, 2000).