Sentence examples for distressing loss from inspiring English sources

If the most distressing loss had occurred during the genocide, it was ascertained whether the dead body had been retrieved.

To some, it was a distressing loss.

They knew the ball was gone and they knew they had been rescued from another potentially distressing loss.

With Vince Carter, the Toronto Raptors' superstar, beginning to find his form in his first game back from injury, the Knicks appeared destined for another distressing loss.

"I utterly condemn the kidnapping and killing of Mr Dale and send my deepest condolences to his family and loved ones as they come to terms with their tragic and distressing loss," he said.

Almost half (47.6%, n = 117) of the participants who experienced their most distressing loss during the genocide indicated that the dead body was never retrieved.

One distressing recent loss: General Motors' media-buying business, although Interpublic still writes GM ads.

From distressing hair loss to nausea to pain and mobility issues, every person with cancer has a different experience and many cancers are treated with a cocktail of chemotherapies.

What we see that's the most distressing is the loss of assumption - people who come along to us who've been able to get everything they want in their lives by hard work, and for the first time they hit a barrier.' So how will it be for Generation Y? Will they march through their thirties conquering the world, only to reach their forties to be faced with infertility and a single life?

He said the most distressing element was the loss of another 38,000 jobs in manufacturing.

Undesirable effects on the skin may lead to chronic wound healing or an increased incidence of skin cancer; in addition women find the adverse occurrence of hair loss very distressing.