Sentence examples for enough distressed from inspiring English sources

Blackstone's new $11 billion opportunity fund, for instance, will haul in $150 million in fees whether or not it finds enough distressed assets to buy.

It was said that if you looked at them long enough, the distressed children seemed to stare at you, even if you moved about the room.

"The world seems, to me, to have become too shiny, too polished". I later attended a Related meeting at which managers, with a mixture of exasperation and amused indulgence, discussed trying to make signage for the landings that would look distressed enough for Heatherwick but legible enough to meet the city's fire code.

The Woodford Reserve spot hits the dual notes of money and taste: Is your shirt distressed enough?

It is then distressed enough to be sold to American tourists.

Only four entities in Michigan, including Detroit's public school system, currently are deemed distressed enough to require oversight by emergency managers.

A blood test performed in a hospital lab can accurately distinguish emphysema and heart failure, but it takes about an hour from the time a sample is received — too long for a patient who's distressed enough to call 911.

Stella is a virginal Southern flirt who boomerangs from one fiancé to the next in a single day -- Nov. 22, 1963, when President Kennedy is assassinated and her first beau is not distressed enough.

Because Jimmy has just been dumped by his socially ambitious girlfriend, Kate Cynthia Watross), he is angry and distressed enough to do something foolhardy -- like grabbing Eddie's gun and forcing him to lie face down on a kitchen counter, where Jimmy binds him in place with some old neckties.

"The relatives of these patients are distressed enough as it is".

She was distressed enough to hire a lawyer and go to court.