Sentence examples for distressing visit from inspiring English sources

"It was a pretty distressing visit," Mike told the Guardian.

"By supporting the most vulnerable we can improve their lives and ease the pressures on the NHS by reducing the number of unnecessary and often distressing visits to A&E," the chancellor writes.

But these moments of fun were overshadowed by the distressing visits into the CMU.

He added that he was sure it would also have been "an emotional and distressing experience" to visit the many victims of the thousands of rockets over the years fired from Gaza into southern Israel.

An emergency department (ED) visit may be distressing and anxiety-provoking for older adults (age > 65 years).

In a 2006 report the Council of Europe's human-rights commissioner, Alvaro Gil-Robles, said that "some things I saw during my visit were deeply distressing and shocking".

You walk into your doctor's office for an urgent visit for new distressing symptoms.

For me, the most distressing sights on each of my visits are the increasingly numerous high-rise apartment buildings, many as luxurious as those on New York's East Side, most standing empty.

In her video diary, it's obvious how distressing Wood finds the experience of visiting the slums, and hearing how these women are not only faced with limited sanitation and poor health, but also separation from their children.

Although Lily would eat for the staff at the unit, she would not eat for her mother when she visited, which Jane found distressing.

ED visits can be inconvenient, distressing and do not typically lead to extra support.