He is distressed to learn that the railroads of Maine, where he lives, hope to discontinue all passenger service within the state and merely haul mail & freight.
But Susan H. Fuhrman, the president of Teachers College, said she was "surprised and distressed" to learn of the police criticism.
She says she let Harman read the book and was distressed to learn later that her friend was working on a popular version of its theories.
Congress earmarked $1 billion to help pay for emergency care to undocumented immigrants, but hospitals were distressed to learn that the government wants them to inquire into patients' immigration status.
Or consider another crudity, a review entitled "Demographics," in which Amis is rattled by, of all things, a book by Mark Steyn, from which he is distressed to learn that the West is "in demographic decline".
The woman said in a statement to the Guardian: "I am very distressed to learn that his suspension has been lifted and he is allowed to return to work as a police officer again.
Jane Hubbell Merchant Kennebunkport, Me., May 28, 2010 To the Editor: As a physician who has devoted more than 30 years to treating children and adults with pulmonary hypertension, I am distressed to learn of the excommunication of Sister Margaret McBride.
Charlotte O'Mara--a young painter living in San Francisco--is Francisco--is Francisco--isrkeley House (the belovedistressede grew up in) is being sold by her 3rd stopmother Blearne, who inherithatit 5 years ago when Charlotte's father died.
I am distressed but not surprised to learn that the Episcopal Camp and Conference Center has foundered in the last few years.
The enhanced B6 freezing response (relative to BALB mice) was not directly related to a difference in the ability to learn associations or to orient to distressed objects.
A Ph.D. psychologist who treats young women with eating disorders, she was distressed and began hunting down and emailing HDL researchers all over the world in an attempt to learn more about her unusual biology.
