That will be just one of many bleak assessments — and far-from-slam-dunk prescriptions — that Mr. Schwarzenegger will proffer as he and nearly every other governor face another year of extraordinary fiscal distress.
In the early 1840's, as a whaling seaman not yet embarked on his prodigious literary career, Herman Melville read Owen Chase's "Narrative of the Most Extraordinary and Distressing Shipwreck of the Whale-Ship Essex".
In The Atlantic, Mr. Dallek writes that while Kennedy's secrecy can be taken as "another stain on his oft-criticized character," the records also reveal the "quiet stoicism of a man struggling to endure extraordinary pain and distress".
The combining factors resulting from a life in poverty can lead parents to experience extraordinary levels of distress that can seriously interfere with empathic responding.
"This would cause an extraordinary and unnecessary amount of distress to victims and for this reason the government cannot support the Private Member's Bill.
This would cause an extraordinary and unnecessary amount of distress to victims, and for this reason the government cannot support the Private Members' Bill.
Expect Murray's team to tell the story of a physician dedicated to a patient in such distress that only the most extraordinary therapies could serve to treat him.
Having a plan in place also saves rescuers from having to take extraordinary and sometimes dangerous measures to reach animals in distress.
