Sentence examples for more distress from inspiring English sources

"More foreclosures bring more distress sales, and more distress sales bring down overall property values," he added.

As tough and ruthless as Riddick, she causes far more distress than she endures.

Commenting on the police's conduct, Deborah said: "Dragging it out is causing me more distress.

But prolonged and inconclusive debate could lead to more distress and instability for the Iraqi people.

"It involves much more loss of control, more distress, deeper feelings of guilt and unhappiness".

However, police suites can often cause more distress than the privacy is worth.

As expected, the group that typically avoids negative feelings reported more distress than their more-accepting peers.

More distress: the rather skimpy soufflés tasted identical; only the raspberry sauce and Grand Marnier sauce differentiated them.

But service members don't get that chance before they are shipped off again, only to experience more distress.

For example, the first exposure experiment is likely to produce more distress on volunteers because of psychological effect.

Half-apologies and a refusal to hold anyone accountable are causing only more distress within the Democratic Party.