Sentence examples for distressing issues from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the conclusion of Bellfield's trial has raised difficult and distressing issues.

It looks in detail at the distressing issues that can affect many cancer patients following their treatment.

The report will look in detail at the distressing issues that can affect many cancer patients, such as chronic fatigue, bowel and urinary incontinence, pain, depression and sexual difficulties, following their treatment.

For people who were previously struggling with distressing issues, like a divorce, death in the family or job loss, the events of last week probably heightened their despair and sadness.

She said that based on the commission's "preliminary assessment" of the election, new technology alone would be "insufficient to address the significant and distressing issues and barriers that prevented qualified voters from participating in the recent presidential election".

This approach worked for Maria and her student, and it has convinced her that the solution to distressing issues lies in how you teach them, rather than removing them.

Because of this ideal there is nothing more separate in our minds than children and violence – and this prevents us from tackling this distressing issue of violence in children with greater insight.

While this list focuses on the education system alone, community efforts must also help to combat this distressing issue.

But, as with a distressing number of other issues, like closing the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, his actions don't match his words.

They tamper with medication, ignore sexual assaults, play on distressing personal issues such as domestic violence, alcoholism and eating disorders, and twist and cut the ensuing footage to tell whatever story suits.

"Ofcom also took into account the programme's role in presenting sometimes challenging or distressing social issues".