Sentence examples for distressing habit from inspiring English sources
The sons of the household had a distressing habit of doing away with them selves.
What is more, many technology companies have a distressing habit of declaring products obsolete every three years, said Dr. George Hripcsak, who directs clinical information systems at the Columbia-Presbyterian Center in Manhattan.
Click here to watch highlights of the game Southampton, unluckily beaten at Old Trafford the week before last after yet again scoring first, finally kicked a distressing habit of giving away a lead to achieve by far their best win of the season.
We meet Ashley's son Corey, who has an ice habit distressing for the whole family, and share Ashley's greatest fear of finding Corey in the gutter like he once found a mate "with a pin in his arm".
It doesn't contain anything toxic, unless you count the decaying sandwich one heavy extracted and held up to general view; but, with old papers and pens tumbling out, it provides distressing evidence of untidy habits.
And if Detroit's slipping into bad old habits wasn't distressing enough, the bailouts have created a perverse new dynamic.
Their eating habits were especially distressing — using chopsticks instead of forks, they consumed strange sea creatures and animals considered vermin, not game.
Ms. Woodall says her husband is hopeless with color, while Ms. Constantine's husband has a bad habit of proudly appearing with distressing "bargains" -- three pairs of pants for $15, say -- and then asking her opinion.
I'm pretty sure it's a habit leftover from those particularly distressing years.
bAdjusted for BMI, smoking habits, neck pain, number of distressing somatic symptoms and diabetes at baseline.
For some health care professionals, learning bad habits and witnessing disturbing and distressing events are seen as treatment failures [ 18].
