Sentence examples for it will be distressing from inspiring English sources
In a separate statement on Sunday, Lord Black said: "It will be distressing to part from the Telegraph newspapers, The Spectator, the Chicago newspapers and The Jerusalem Post, in particular.
The spectacle will be distressing, but it will be over quickly.
The hearing will be distressing.
"We believe that the de-listing process, which we recognise will be distressing for cancer patients, could have been avoided if NICE and NHS England had transitioned earlier to a more appropriate, sustainable solution for evaluating and approving cancer medicines for routine use," she said.
"Does he not realise that this decision could lead to a protracted period of industrial action which will be distressing for everyone – patients, doctors, everyone who works in or depends upon the NHS?" Ms Alexander added: "Mr Speaker, you might also think that the Health Secretary would do me the courtesy of responding to the two letters I have sent to him in the last week but you would be wrong.
Letting go of Woody, Buzz and the team will be distressing for those who remember the series' best moments: the Toy Story scene in which a rocket-propelled Buzz rescues Woody from Scud, the evil Sid's wonderfully monickered bull terrier; the musical segue in Toy Story 2 in which Jesse the cowgirl sings of her heartbreak; the sublimely terrifying garbage incinerator scene in Toy Story 3.
On October 15, the Social Security Administration will announce some news that will be distressing to more than one in four households: there will be no Social Security cost of living adjustment ("COLA") for 2016.
It involves inducing a stillbirth and it must be distressing.
People accessing healthcare are often at their most vulnerable and the very prospect of strikes when they should be receiving care will be deeply distressing for many".
At any time victims may withdraw from the process for fear of giving evidence in court, fear that the process will be too distressing, fear of being disbelieved or judged, or as a result of delays from start to finish".
