Sentence examples for many distress from inspiring English sources

Program documents and interviews with 15 students show that Cetusa failed to heed many distress signals from students over many months, and responded to some with threats of expulsion from the program.

This attempt to hold on to some vestige of control, she said, can be discerned in many survivors' distress.

The Cameron coalition in the U.K. has forced through a button-poppingly tight austerity budget, but it seems to have spawned (as many predicted) distress and little growth.

For many students, distress goes unrecognized and untreated and continues into practice [ 16] where it may have adverse affects on quality of care [ 17].

"But many are distressed that more people aren't becoming vegetarian.

Despite their party's rallying cry of fiscal restraint, many are distressed that Mr. Bush's proposals to cut members' domestic projects will imperil them in November.

To the Editor: Many things distressed me about the article featuring Scott Peacock and mentioning Edna Lewis ("Chicken on the Plate, Family on the Side," July 6), the headline among them.

A confidential survey of rig workers conducted a month before the disaster showed that many were distressed about safety conditions and feared reprisals if they reported mistakes or other problems.

Many were distressed by a perceived indifference among busy ward staff towards their significant dependence and needs.

It is having a damaging effect on the care of thousands of patients right across the NHS, with far too many now suffering the distress of having even the most urgent operations cancelled at the last minute.

"They may have witnessed the death or injury of loved ones and many are suffering acute distress.