These coping styles may be effective in the short run because they decrease the jumble of emotions and mixture of agitation, distress and anxiety which can plague these patients [ 10].
In an emotive statement outside his solicitor's office in London, a defiant Mr Leslie said it was with "a mixture of anger and distress" that he was "forced yet again to talk about lies about my private life".
Sullivan told me that in poor, rural regions doctors are using opioids to treat a "complex mixture of physical and emotional distress".
Mr. Carrère ends his book on a note of cynicism, saying, "I no longer saw any mystery in his long imposture, only a pathetic mixture of blindness, cowardice and distress".
Rutting in asphalt mixtures is a very common type of distress.
Moisture damage has been reported as one of the main forms of distress in asphalt mixtures since the 1900s.
It also caused her continuing distress – and when that distress, with its mixture of guilt and longing, disappeared, it seemed to me that she was free to inhabit a magnified present, whose possibilities were bright, sad and joyful.
Set near San Francisco, in Mill Valley, a Marin County town described as "one of those odd mixtures of wealth and distress," the story follows a constellation of people whose intersecting lives seem destined only to get worse.
In the UK, however, we flit between paying individually, splitting evenly or some mathematically complicated mixture of the two – leading to frustration, distress and, in some cases, some highly mercenary tactical dish-selection.
Forty-four people, including at least two children, were sent to area hospitals with nausea and respiratory distress after the mixture of sodium hypochlorite and hydrochloric acid sent fumes through underground tunnels that connect the hospital's campus.
