And Wainwright might reasonably point out that there would have been no fuss if a male TV policeman had been shown with distressing injuries; while viewers may have a different attitude to violence against women, criminals don't.
"She suffered pain, distress and injury as a result of having to witness the cruel, distressing and painful life her husband suffered as he was not able to end his own life," said her solicitor, Saimo Chahal.
Moreover, dysphagia is a common and distressing problem following neurological injury, and patients with swallowing problems following a stroke have a significantly higher morbidity and mortality compared with their nondysphagic peers (38).
There are still 102 games remaining, and those may include slumps, injuries and distressing stretches of subpar baseball.
And, "It is a horrible irony that, during the 1980s, it is said that the SAS taught the Mujahideen how to construct IEDs [improvised explosive devices]." Most distressing are the civilian injuries.
The injury continued a distressing trend for the Canadiens.
Traumatic injury is a distressing experience on physical level, but it may also have an effect on emotional and psychological levels [ 8].
Having a child whose life or functional capacity is abruptly threatened by life threatening illness or injury is highly distressing and can lead to parental depression, acute stress or posttraumatic stress reactions [ 6, 9].
Do not wear the jeans while distressing, because it can cause injury to your knee.
"Zipper injuries are highly distressing to patients and are often difficult to manage," they add.
