Sentence examples for distressing price from inspiring English sources

If the distressing price of that impact is that some children will have some bad dreams, so be it.

What is different today is greater openness – it comes with a distressing price tag – the internet, chippiness and the cult of public grief.

In timing its online free-for-all Twitter Q&A session with an inevitably distressing price hike, the company scored the ultimate own goal.

THE Enron collapse, coming on the heels of a wild spike and distressing decline in stock prices, has so angered investors that they are forcing executives to change their practices.

I will continue to take it at any price while enduring distressing side effects, if it is effective, but it may not be really effective for me, so it's a balance with side effects (76-year-old male; Participant L).

The price declines have been distressing for people who bought the seats as investments, expecting them to appreciate.

The price tag for this victory now stands as a distressing symbol of a political system so driven by money that a candidate must be either extremely wealthy or extremely beholden to contributors in order to win.

The company has been through a distressing time, with the shares crashing from near 200p to the suspension price of 8p as losses piled up.

The lack of a wider range of new CNG models is distressing for those who claim CNG is the best near-term solution for high energy prices, dependence on foreign sources of oil and for reductions in air pollution.

"So it is even more distressing when we see reports of homes which are frankly unfit for human habitation being let, often at obscene prices.

And a distressing solipsism..