Sentence examples for distressingly limited from inspiring English sources
Still, Dr. Demetri, who is on a committee that develops anemia treatment guidelines for an organization of leading cancer centers, said that solid studies on the safety of the drugs were "distressingly limited".
Despite rising concern that conflicts of interest may bias the outcome of clinical trials, the Food and Drug Administration has distressingly limited interest in rooting out the problem.
He formed a distressingly limited view of the nation's narcotics problem, which, in 1973, led to the "Rockefeller drug laws," legislation that mandated prison terms of fifteen years to life for possessing or selling even small amounts of "hard" drugs.
"Whose interests are being undermined if you let someone for the first time in a year talk to their mother?" Lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of solitary confinement are distressingly rare, mainly because of a strict federal law that limits litigation over prison conditions.
The essential benefits and cost limits are meant to prevent people with insurance from being bankrupted by medical bills — a distressingly common occurrence.
This sounds distressingly familiar.
A distressingly common mistake.
A distressingly common typo.
It sounds distressingly contemporary.
This all sounds distressingly familiar.
