Sentence examples similar to notes with distress from inspiring English sources

The management, agents and staff of Warburg Realty note with deep distress the death of Evianne Cowing, our colleague and friend and the daughter of our long time associate Evie Muller.

In addition, we note with some distress that the number of IPV cases treated in the HRPZ II OSCC during the two year period of our study far exceeded the total number of DV cases (168 DV cases, including that of other relationships within a household) reported by the police for the whole state of Kelantan over the same time period.

If something happens to them, or if her sight changes, they will have to be replaced," she said, with a note of distress.

Follow-up reports have noted that distress symptoms, poor cognitive functioning, low self-esteem, and problems in interactions with family members associate with a poor treatment outcome in adolescent suicide attempters [ 20- 23].

Furthermore, the report notes that practitioners should have the skills to help children and families deal with distress caused by fears of and actual experiences with social prejudices.

But it finds an interesting comic register in Margaret Thatcher, a note of distress and self-pity, loneliness and anxiety.

Neuroticism is associated with distress and dissatisfaction.

They reacted with distress and incredulity.

At other sites people reacted with distress or fear.

These letters filled me with distress and sadness.

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