Sentence examples for distress whether from inspiring English sources

The treatment of so many children in distress, whether homegrown or in detention, is a painful indication of shameless indifference or at the very least ineptitude by government.

I am more hopeful that advances in our understanding of depression itself will enable us to more accurately diagnose it, so that individuals in distress, whether from depression or other problems, get the help they actually need.

Both are signs of the urgency felt by homeowners and speculators to relinquish properties due to distress, whether that's a result of a bad loan or a poor market.

"We will stand by our request for Lord Rennard to do the right thing and apologise to the women to whom he has caused distress, whether intended or not," Ms Gordon added.

Colleagues have been working with the National Domestic Violence Hotline to develop new approaches for training responders to explore with callers, typically victims in acute distress, whether they have suicidal thoughts or plans.

Distress – whether from diabetes or other sources – can also demotivate medication adherence [ 71, 75, 76].

(There's vigorous debate over whether unemployment leads to mental distress or whether mental illness causes unemployment, for instance, and the same correlation-causation issue obtains with the other social factors).

Our study is a retrospective one which makes it difficult to ascertain whether the somatic symptoms cause the emotional distress or whether the opposite is true.

Studies, evaluating whether the request of epidural analgesia is related to pregnancy-related distress and whether the changes in distress over time influence the request of epidural analgesia, have hardly been published.

Virtually nothing is known about the family and social networks of those who take their own lives, about the ways in which those around them interpreted their distress, about whether they tried to intervene and in what ways, and about whether any further potential for intervention existed.

Additional studies are required to determine the sympathetic versus parasympathetic contribution to HR deceleration during the experience of self-distress and others' distress, and whether this HR deceleration is a necessary feature of fear learning.