Sentence examples for like distressed from inspiring English sources

If you like distressed jeans, distress your white jeans too.

He's wrapped himself in the lingo of the financial services industry which sport terms like "Distressed Assets," (my piece, Behind Every Distressed Asset is A Distressed Human Being was published in American Banker, March , 2012.

Some funds may focus on one theme, like distressed companies or those likely to be acquired or merged.

Clients can select a specific region, like Asia, or specialty, like distressed debt.

Some groups operate in fields like distressed debt, where markets may not be fully efficient and outsize returns could be achievable.

If private equity is going to succeed abroad, it is going to need to turn to new forms of investing, where its skills or capital are valued, like distressed investing.

"We like opportunities in distressed assets in Europe," Mr. Black said.

Speech synthesis no longer sounds like a distressed robot.

This does not sound like a distressed lament.

appears to have backfired, leaving Treasury looking like a distressed seller.

But Greece, despite its grave fiscal problems, is by no means acting like a distressed seller.