But when Barbara Haws, the Philharmonic's archivist, reported this distressing state of affairs to her husband, William Josephson, he magnanimously chipped in the extra money.
(Ordering food as you order a drink mostly leads to the salad arriving before the martini. This is a distressing state of affairs and should be avoided).
Why is the American healthcare system so woefully inadequate, and what, if anything, has been done to ameliorate this distressing state of affairs?
Despite this distressing state of affairs, we continue our efforts to provide leadership for our community and a forum for compassionate leaders like Martin O'Malley to address critical issues facing our nation.
It was the most distressing, infuriating thing.
But to me, the distressing part about this sordid affair is the change in mind-set of some in media management, not the alleged misdeeds of our government.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1936P. 15 One of the more distressing aspects of the English affair in this country was the pictures of Mrs. Simpson which the papers gave to us.
By J. Dupree and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 19 , 1936P. 15 One of the more distressing aspects of the English affair in this country was the pictures of Mrs. Simpson which the papers gave to us.
It's been hard for Betty to agree even to a short stay in a care setting to convalesce; the idea of professionals interfering in her private affairs at home is clearly intensely distressing.
This state of affairs is, or at least should be, distressing to mental health professionals and psychotherapy researchers alike, and any chance of remedying it should be a highly valuable contribution to the mental health care community and the many patients seeking treatment.
