His abduction is said to have distressed members of the group of amateur aid workers who organised the convoy, and angered some members of the Muslim communities in which they live, with accusations that a non-Muslim should never have been allowed to join the mission because of the risk.
More important, it didn't directly intervene in the bond market to buy the debt of distressed members of the euro zone, as some traders apparently anticipated.
Bowing to pressure from distressed members of his own party, Mr. Simon said he was putting out 11 years of tax returns for limited inspection by reporters.
The group -- 2 Dutchmen and 12 Britons -- still face a lesser charge at trials sometime next year, and their family members are clearly distressed about the prospect of raising the more than $13,000 in bail each will need to gain their freedom before the holidays.
The alternative is withdrawal and devaluation by the distressed members.
A Sydney ferry picked up an unexpected passenger Thursday after crew members rescued a distressed wallaby that had gone for a swim in the harbor.
When police arrived, just before 2AM, they found a number of "alarmed and distressed" members of the public, and Sage was stopped and searched before a witness pointed out the spot where he had hid his knife.
For example, they thought family members would feel distressed at the sight blood and needles, and that home haemodialysis would be particularly 'traumatic' for young children.
However, to the degree that mentally distressed members of a social group are less apt than others to have accessible psychiatric records, death investigators may be less likely to find evidence of psychopathology or suicidal intent and more likely to rule manner of death as undetermined.
If you have a friend or family member who is distressed about unfinished business with someone who has passed away, offer to use your abilities to help him or her.
