Sentence examples for face of distress from inspiring English sources
It was because of our common flailing in the face of distress.
From a behavioral theory perspective, CEO dismissal during corporate distress circumvents a "threat-rigidity response" in the face of distress (Daily and Dalton 1995; Tushman and Rosenkopf 1996).
Large firms are especially disposed to organizational rigidity in the face of distress, as pre-distress inertia is already high (Audia and Greve 2006; Rosenblatt et al. 1993).
Furthermore, organizations attempting to employ retrenchment-oriented moves as early as possible tend to increase risk in the face of distress (Chattopadhyay et al. 2001; Miller and Chen 2004).
And in other new studies on thankfulness, individuals who relied on religion to find meaning and support were more likely to sustain attitudes of gratitude even in the face of distress.
I only wanted a papaya but from the look of distress on the face of the roadside fruit-seller, I suspect I've asked for something rather different.
She must have heard me because she turned and I was startled by her beauty, her pallor and even more, by the expression of distress on her face.
As a college student, it's not uncommon to walk into a study hall and see students up until 3 or 4 a.m. relentlessly trying to grasp concepts, often with a look of distress on their faces.
But they were also symbols of the relentless surge of American capitalism, its triumphant self-confidence even in the face of economic distress.
Johnson continued to promote stories on Thursday of the heroic event, calling Jacob O'Connor "brave and calm in the face of heightened distress".
