Sentence examples for distressing period from inspiring English sources
Coughlin ended up a historic relic of a distressing period and a sideshow in the American story, not a main character in the narrative.
Gareth Pierce, the WJEC's chief executive, said: "We understand that this has been a distressing period for teachers and pupils alike.
In Wood Green last week, 18-year-old Glasgow native Justine McNally's barrister pleaded with the judge for clemency: "This was happening to an unhappy and distressed female, at a time when any female can go through a confusing and distressing period, whatever their upbringing".
Child symptoms might occur later, past the most distressing period.
Pregnancy may be experienced as a distressing period, leading to anxieties.
Because of the specific focus of the study, we reflected on the need to directly approach the relatives of critical care inpatients to elicit their views on surrogate consent for critical care research, but in the local setting our experience is that this would be intrusive and not well-received during what is well-recognised as a stressful and distressing period for relatives of ICU patients.
The vast majority of students have a largely positive experience at university, although at times they will face very difficult and distressing periods.
Eventually, patients may experience distressing periods of refractory, sometimes unpredictable, parkinsonism [ 5], with a large detrimental impact on their quality of life [ 6, 7].
For example, McGregor [ 70] highlighted how faith may help detainees through distressing periods - as a source of energy, hope, and strength, it may foster the resilience of the detainees, turning M-RD centers into spaces of religious revival.
It has been a distressing and troubling period for those of us who struggle to maintain a meaningful relationship with social media and internet technology.
These periods of enforced cessation were highly distressing, and long periods without medication led to severe emotional distress and functional impairment in some.
