Sentence examples for increasingly distressing from inspiring English sources

All of this fuels the increasingly distressing problem of mental ill-health.

At last he had a name to put to his list of increasingly distressing symptoms – but the diagnosis meant having to accept that he was dying.

Two severely disabled victims of locked-in syndrome have protested angrily that judges are leaving them to undignified and increasingly distressing lives after they lost a landmark high court battle to be allowed to die with medical help.

If driving in traffic is increasingly distressing, limit driving to off-peak hours and, instead of driving on highways, take main roads where traffic speed is slower and you don't have to worry about entering and exiting the roadway at high speeds.

By putting Internetting in the paper, we hoped to touch on a truth long heralded by artists like Paul Soulellis and Hito Steyerl: As the internet bleeds into "meatspace" in increasingly distressing and creative ways, internet culture becomes culture, and it's important to understand lest we find the world suddenly unrecognizable.

It's peaceful at first, as flowers and abstract patterns pass over a human face, but it becomes increasingly distressing throughout.

The majority of these have increasingly contained deeply distressing inaccuracies, so I have resolved to refrain from any sort of personal comment, and I propose to continue thus.

Launching the appeal a fortnight ago, the Guardian and Observer editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, said the campaign was a response to the "increasingly visible and distressing" rise in homelessness and destitution in recent years.

Launching the appeal a fortnight ago, the Guardian and Observer's editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, said the campaign was a response to the "increasingly visible and distressing" rise in homelessness and destitution.

With increasingly cruel tasks and distressing living situations (I still haven't got over them banning books), the housemates' tempers frayed, getting worse by the year, and when all else failed, the producers shoved a crateload of booze in and hoped for a fight.

Eating disorders remain a distressing problem and increasingly sufferers include young men.