Sentence examples for distressing effect from inspiring English sources

He said it had "a de-stressing effect on the skin," meaning that it reduced signs of wear and tear, not a "distressing effect".

But Argireline in a cream does not penetrate deeply enough to reach the muscle.. Yet, like other peptides, Dr. Packer said, it has "a distressing effect on the skin" that encourages the growth of new skin and collagen.

Authorities in Ohio delayed at least one killing after an attempt to use an alternative drug was branded "a failed, agonising experiment" because of its slow and distressing effect on its target.

This may be because of the distressing effect caused as a result of the settled goaf overlying the parting of about 65 m between 1 and 3 seams.

This may be due to distressing effect caused as a result of the settled goaf overlying the parting of about 65 m between 1 and 3 seams.

Methods like these that have occasionally brought down US drones overseas, but for Aurelius, they're used to generate thrashing noise blasts and vacant found sound samples, to desolate and distressing effect.

The funny thing about the high-end "new vintage" market is that key distressing effects are as low-fi as they sound.

More generally, the wider reality of a society thrown completely off balance by the emotional toxicity of neoliberal thinking is affecting Britain in profound ways, the distressing effects of which are often most visible in the therapist's consulting room.

Natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods have distressing effects on human lives, economy and environment particularly in the developing countries due to their high population and lack of infrastructure.

It's not clear from these experiments how long these distressing effects last.

Vulnerable and innocent, no children are immune to the distressing effects of terrorism, whether they live in America, Iraq, or Pakistan.