Sentence examples for is deeply distressed from inspiring English sources

Sarah Agero, 23, with two children, Rita Asuku, 16 months, and Gerald Eyamu, four, is deeply distressed by the decision of her husband, Simon Erongu, to leave her.

The Netherlands is deeply distressed that toleration may be encouraging crime, to the point where its justice minister favours closing down the cannabis trade altogether.

At Siemens, which is embroiled in no fewer than three separate criminal investigations, Heinrich von Pierer claims he is "deeply distressed" that his efforts at fighting corruption as chief executive until 2003 "were not successful enough".

It was an alarming decision and that couple must have been deeply distressed by it".

And they are deeply distressed by Congress's current low esteem.

Having been deeply distressed at the idea of losing the 200-year-old planes, Noisette is now philosophical.

They also want people to know they are deeply distressed by the disorder affecting communities across the country".

"I visited him in the second week and was deeply distressed by what I observed in his appearance," she said.

"I'm deeply distressed that behavior like this could ever have occurred within our organization," he said.

Ban said he was "deeply distressed by these findings" and "alarmed by the serious shortcomings" of the UN mission.

If I occupied one of the studios high in the building, I would be deeply distressed by what seems to be a plan to move tenants out.