Sentence examples for expected distress from inspiring English sources

The Yankees were cruising with the best record in the major leagues, the Twins were terrible and no one expected distress in Yankeeland.

I expected distress, a ringing in my ears, fear coiling in the pit of my stomach.

Specifically, such arrangements lead to more reinsurance coverage, higher insurer profits, and lower expected distress in the industry.

Expect distress from the patient at times over the memory loss and be ready to reassure.[6].

The spending cuts were, as expected, causing distress among Democrats, though they were going to pass them.

The actors aren't even bad, with Slater, Brendan Fehr, Amy Matysio and Michael Therriault evoking plenty of expected fear, distress and heroic initiative.

Also as expected, psychological distress in turn was strongly associated with physical functioning.

In other words, the deviation from what is normal or expected creates distress [ 35].

The dysregulation of avoidance can be expected when distress and fear overwhelms the infant's capacity to regulate behavioral conflict.

As the number of deaths peaks several days before Christmas when considerable staff shortages are not to be expected the distress hypothesis seems indeed to be more plausible, while the key role of the HPA was emphasised by previous studies.

As expected, psychological distress shows a strong, positive association with poor financial circumstances (including pension availability), the presence of health-related limitations to daily activities and low levels of social support.