Sentence examples for distressed individuals from inspiring English sources

And it's presumably in exchange for the analyst's superior wisdom about symptoms that distressed individuals agree to undergo treatment.

Low frequency, continuous sounds are far more comforting to distressed individuals than intermittent sounds, acoustic techniques which mothers tend to naturally use when trying to soothe newborn babies.

It is why images of distressed individuals sear themselves in history's eye, rather than all the mass of detail that is known about a war or a famine.

Of course, the fact that we need a law at all to stop people goading vulnerable and highly distressed individuals into jumping off car parks says something pretty alarming about the state of our society.

To determine the extent to which fertility patients and partners received mental health services (MHS) and were provided with information about MHS by their fertility clinics, and whether the use of MHS, or the provision of information about MHS by fertility clinics, was targeted to the most distressed individuals.

Results: In a sample of 107 distressed individuals, after the training, stress level, psychological and somatic symptoms decreased and well-being increased (p<0.0001).

"We have a very distressed individual wishing to leave the site," it chirps at 4am.

Culleton said the initial letter was written "in the interest of justice" on behalf of a distressed individual.

The initial letter was written "in the interest of justice" on behalf of a distressed individual, Culleton said.

Both the NYPD, in Bah's case, and the New Rochelle police, in Cruz's case, claim that the distressed individual lunged at officers with a knife.

Biologists have long known of fear factors in nature — chemical signals released by a distressed individual, either deliberately or inadvertently, that end up inciting similar displays of fear or agitation in recipients.