Sentence examples for form of distress from inspiring English sources

For those 18 minutes, it gradually shed height from 28,000 feet to less than 2,000 feet without transmitting any form of distress signal.

Already, $107 billion worth of office towers, shopping centers and hotels are in some form of distress, ranging from mortgage delinquency to foreclosure, according to a report by Real Capital Analytics.

Despite mental health problems being common (one in six people in work at any given time are likely to be experiencing some form of distress or depression), workplaces can be extremely unaccommodating environments, according to the anti-stigma initiative Time to Change.

Fatigue cracking is a predominant form of distress in the asphalt pavements that is primarily dictated by the ability of the asphalt binder to resist tensile loads.

A gleaming new surgical facility staffed by highly trained physicians awaits a mother in any form of distress.

David Dionne, superintendent of the Hillsborough County Department of Corrections, said officers discovered Pendleton unconscious in his cell at Valley Street Jail in Manchester, New Hampshire, and it didn't appear he had been "in any form of distress".

Instead of drifting off peacefully, many people who are dying suffer from pain, shortness of breath, ceaseless vomiting and other forms of distress.

But if the investigation reveals that the sergeant showed signs of mental illness or other forms of distress, then this tragedy clearly has significant implications for how the military identifies, monitors and treats troubled service members.

The forms of distress most frequently observed included concrete spalling, delamination, cracking, and corrosion of reinforcement.

Moisture damage has been reported as one of the main forms of distress in asphalt mixtures since the 1900s.

Studies have demonstrated that burnout and other forms of distress are common among individuals in these professions, with potentially substantive personal and professional consequences.