Sentence examples for distressing is that from inspiring English sources

Parsons added that what's "not surprising at this point, but distressing" is that BlackBerry has consistently refused to publish its transparency guidelines about which governments it cooperates with, and which countries it does not, nor does it publish statistics or numbers on how often it complies with those requests.

However, what I am finding distressing is that women have experienced pain, incontinence and feelings of distress around their birthing experience.... Five interviews so far.

However, what I am finding distressing is that women have experienced pain, incontinence and feelings of distress around their birthing experience.... Within this same reflection my beginner level understanding too of what autoethnography was is apparent here: Threading autoethnography throughout the interviews does not always feel appropriate to me.

It's shameful stuff, but more distressing is that it doesn't come across as all that shocking.

"Most distressing is that these abuses have been perpetrated by what is supposed to be a court of law.

What is most distressing is that many administrators appear to accept the self-evidence of market values.

Even more distressing was that women were leaving the parks with bunches of logs on their heads; inside them, men were cutting down trees by the hectare.

Most distressing was that only 12.2% of people with diabetes achieved all three treatment goals.

A possible explanation for the intercorrelations between fear, sense of security and memories from the childbirth is that distressing recollections are symptoms after experienced fear [ 28].

But perhaps even more distressing is the mindset that led to them.

What's distressing is not that Breitbart does his job, but that the mainstream media and mainstream politicians, including the Obama Administration, take him seriously.