Sentence examples for distressed conditions from inspiring English sources

But the coming months are likely to see a sharp jump in the supply of homes for sale under distressed conditions.

The rise in prices appears to be a result of tight inventories and a downward trend in sales made under distressed conditions like foreclosures.

During the Depression, the Supreme Court adopted an approach to antitrust that took into account the distressed conditions of one industry when it upheld a joint sales venture involving 137 producers of bituminous coal.

These survivors, including the "shovel lizard" Lystrosaurus (see picture), were hardy species that could make a living under distressed conditions.

The Ginsburgs acquired it in distressed condition last year for $409,500.

Extremely rare for its format, this one was in truly distressed condition.

The composition is full of symbolical allusions to the distressed condition of Europe.

"What little English they have is gone now," Ms. Barrette quoted a hospital chaplain as saying earlier, in reference to the stunned and distressed condition of the passengers.

The distressed condition of the panel did not make it easy to sell and yet it exceeded the high estimate by nearly half, ending up at £205,250.

The affidavit said that when counselors returned they found him with his face in the water and then, at Mr. Long's direction, returned him to the camp because Mr. Long believed the youth was faking his distressed condition.

"In today's economy, more often than not, the company that is in distressed condition has operational problems," said Harvey Miller, a partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges,in New York, a large law firm with a well-established bankruptcy practice.