Sentence examples for distress where from inspiring English sources

The counties are as big as the Bronx and Philadelphia and as small as Owsley County in Kentucky, a patch of Appalachian distress where half of the 4,600 residents receive food stamps.

Like them, he has conjured up a past infinitely more compelling than the college-lecture version: one rife with noble rhetoric (which Flashman derides), gunfire (which Flashman flees), and damsels in distress (where Flashman leaves them).

Our individual measures are based on a five point scale that ranges from a low level of distress that captures households that are "cutting back on essentials" to the highest level of distress, where households have "defaulted on a loan, bill or housing cost" in the last month.

Yet, argue the supporters of Lord Joffe's private member's bill on assisted suicide shortly to be introduced to the House of Lords, if society concedes that, then it concedes the principle of assisting death in extreme distress, where the condition is clearly terminal as the lorry-driver's was.

These barriers contributed to sustained hopelessness and distress where participants fail to visualize a future of their own.

Pneumonia was diagnosed in children with fever, tachypnoea and respiratory distress where focal or diffuse crackles or decreased vesicular sounds were present on auscultation.

In relation to the incident, the 59-page report made just one recommendation: that the joint agencies review the policy around the provision of lifejackets to people "onboard vessels in distress situations where it is not possible to board the vessel and assist in the correct fitting of lifejackets".

Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the NAR, said roughly two in five home sales were "distress" transactions where the mortgage company must erase some of the original loan amount in order to complete the sale.

Spend enough time at music festivals, and you'll very likely encounter someone be they a close friend or a total stranger who's taken psychedelics and is experiencing some level of distress, unsure where to turn amid the sensory overload of the dance floor.

The first threshold specifies the location on the latent distress dimension where the probability of endorsing sometimes becomes higher than endorsing never.

The second threshold specifies the location on the latent distress dimension where the probability of endorsing mostly and always becomes higher than endorsing sometimes.