Sentence examples for it distressing that from inspiring English sources

I find it distressing that some schools don't focus on, monitor or care about the social development of students.

That's why he finds it distressing that in both the Verniero debate and the mapping controversy "the interests of minorities are being subordinated".

Val C. Hart Cumberland, Me. • To the Sports Editor: I find it distressing that Democrats and Republicans cannot investigate steroid and human growth hormone use in professional sports without taking sides.

"I find it distressing that the view of the field is that you sit in your office by yourself surrounded by old pizza boxes and cans of Coke, hacking away at the bowels of the Windows operating system," she said.

"I find it distressing that some observers talk about unemployment remaining high for an extended period with resignation, rather than with a sense of urgency to find ways to address the problem," she said, saying unemployment was not "the new normal".

I find it distressing that there are still products like this that Dr Shapiro would use in his protocols without even knowing about it.

Is It Even Different?" (Sept . 21: It is distressing that depression in young people is so prevalent.

And you can make it more distressing, if that kind of thrill interests you — that parachuting into enemy territory — by watching it on the network that supports and amplifies that party's views.

Given the clear case for the law's constitutionality, it's distressing that many assume its fate will be decided by a partisan, closely divided Supreme Court.

It's distressing that many people emotionalise this issue, because it prevents us from accepting the necessity of solving the problem of voting's individual irrelevance.

But it's distressing that so much of its history gets lost along the way.