Sentence examples for distressed component from inspiring English sources
But modern proponents of loan trading argue that they are not generally dealing with bad or problem loans (though note that the chart shows how the distressed component is increasing).
When Iyal is distressed, Chancer is distressed.
But Bernstein and many other economists maintain that the package prevented the unemployment rate from climbing even higher, and he would favor unleashing a new dose of one of its key components: aid for distressed state and local governments, whose budget troubles have prompted deep and sustained layoffs.
Mothers of children with disabilities in rural Vietnam are very distressed and social capital, especially the participation component, significantly predicts this distress.
You are distressed because they are distressed.
If you're in the category of companies IDC identifies as "digitally distressed" — that is, lacking an enterprise strategy to align the components of a successful transformation — I believe this revelation is actually good news for you.
It was, Peterson says, "the roughest red tide we've had in a long while", testing to the limit the capabilities of the Sea World facility and the many other essential components of a fragile network of foster care for Florida's distressed sea life in times of emergency.
This distressed his daughter.
It distressed me, though.
He analyzes distressed companies.
Q Mostly distressed projects?
