Sir Philip Hampton, the bank's chairman, said: "It is fair to say there is something of an element of a tipping point in these figures as it shifts a little bit more away from a banking dominated by stories of distress … toward a bank with more a focus on perform and capabilities of the business".
It was fitful but never fraudulent; it bore the imprint, in the verse, of a skill and patience that he was seldom able to wield in his private distress; and, toward the end, it glimmered with enticing rumors of tranquillity.
"Despite some overheated damsel-in-distress complications toward the end, a stellar demonstration of the proposition that although it can't bring back the dead, "justice was still the best consolation prize going".
PAGE A18 Trend Toward Liquidation Distressed companies are increasingly being forced to sell their assets instead of reorganizing.
Winn (1993) enables a systematic approach toward distress cause analysis by defining various types of corporate deterioration and argues that each must be met with distinct turnaround strategies.
In Studies 1 3, participants rated their emotional reactions (distress and sympathy toward the victims), perceived impact of helping, perceived responsibility to help, and helping motivation toward four versions of a helping situation.
This grim phenomenon, human rights lawyer Anthony N. Morgan argues, is in part a result of negative stereotypes associated with the onset of mental distress with inclinations toward violence.
"I need an anesthetist fast, sister!" "Matron, there is a child in respiratory distress!" "We need an ambulance!" Toward 11 00 p.m. my energy was draining and pressure was mounting.
From the start, Trump's campaign relied on a core constituency of beleaguered blue-collar voters — "the people," Mao would have surely termed them — whose economic distress he masterfully channelled toward the creation of loathsome villains, the enemy.
Yet something about the emotional curve on which so many films rely, as it dips into distress and then rises toward resolution and redemption, feels altogether too easy and too organized for the crazy sine waves that Williams instinctively traced in body, brain, and tongue.
