Sentence examples for distress to get from inspiring English sources

It was only the latest indicator that China North Korea's largest source of food, fuel, arms, and industrial support—has been busy exploring investment opportunities in the country at the very moment that the rest of the world is trying to leverage Pyongyang's economic distress to get the regime to end its nuclear ambitions.

It was only the latest indicator that China North Koreaea's largest source of food, fuel, arms, and industrial support — has been busy exploring investment opportunities in the country at the very moment that the rest of the world is trying to leverage Pyongyang's economic distress to get the regime to end its nuclear ambitions.

They make it impossible for communities in distress to get back on their feet.

3) Then prices start falling as some sellers (speculators and homeowners in distress) need to get out.

Terry Forrestal as Chief Engineer Joseph G. Bell Belll and his men worked until the last minute to keep the lights and the power on in order for distress signals to get out.

"The first step that a country in deep distress usually takes to get out of such distress is trade credit," he said.

He told the jury he saw "quite a big man on top of Lee" who was "distressed" and "trying to get out himself but was, sort of, directly on top of Lee".

Seeing Sara's anaemia and her distress, she is trying to get her an urgent maternity appointment.

"Crazy Shopping" follows four middle-aged women in various states of romantic distress as they scramble to get one limited-edition purse.

But because the methane is often pure, miners long ago began carrying canaries to work with them, knowing that when the birds showed signs of distress it was time to get out.

"At present the lack of school places in the area causes so much distress to parents trying to get their children into a school," said parent Liz Taylor, who is backing the project.