Sentence examples for is particularly distressing from inspiring English sources

The school's bad news is particularly distressing for Zhilla.

Whenever someone from a police family is involved, it is particularly distressing, clearly".

"It is particularly distressing that this could happen in an administration that prides itself on its record of combating domestic violence," she said.

Karen Gibbs of the Consumer Council for Water said: "Sewer flooding is particularly distressing for customers, and something we have pressed the companies to address as a priority".

It is "particularly distressing," the letter added, "considering that much of it took place when ICE was facing intense scrutiny over the quality of its medical care system and when agency personnel had assured Congress that problems had been addressed".

This is particularly distressing, scientists say, not only because it could take centuries for the slow-growing corals to regenerate, but also because they contain clues to past climate and ocean-temperature shifts.

His stories about the partition were particularly distressing.

Such calls can be particularly distressing for older people or those who fear being stalked.

It's particularly distressing that some minority lawmakers, at this late hour, may block reform.

It's particularly distressing to see how male writers have punished their heroines for being sexually adventurous.

Such calls can be particularly distressing for old people or those who fear they are being stalked.