Sentence examples for operational distress from inspiring English sources

While cooperation seems like a great idea during times of recession and fiscal and operational distress, the desire to work together seems to vanish when the heat is off or prosperity returns.

Within the boundaries of operational restructuring during corporate distress, capital expenditure (CAPEX) alterations enhance operating efficiency with existing resources and do not include fundamental strategic changes in assets that are summarized under portfolio restructuring.

The present paper describes work to address this issue and presents: a) an operational definition of spiritual distress; b) the successive steps in the development of an instrument to assess spiritual distress in hospitalized elderly patients; c) the subsequent assessment of this instrument's face validity and acceptability in clinical practice.

Based on this definition of a spiritual state, an operational definition of spiritual distress was hypothesised.

The increased risks include preeclampsia and complicated deliveries with foetal distress, and operational modes of delivery [ 3, 4], foetal malformations, macrosomia, and neonatal complications [ 3, 5- 8].

Grounded in the first conceptual discussions by Hofer (1980) or Bibeault (1982), corporate turnaround literature generally clusters organizational responses during distress as either "operational" or "strategic" in nature (Eichner 2010; Hambrick and Schecter 1983; Ofek 1993; Pearce and Robbins 1993; Schendel et al. 1976; Trahms et al. 2013).

This is a destigmatizing heuristic for recognizing significant but preclinical levels of distress and functional impairment in service members and their spouses and children, and Combat and Operational Stress First Aid that is a widely disseminated preventive intervention (Nash 2011).

Social and cultural concepts (eg, patterns of distress, priority symptoms, perceived causes and treatment preferences) may be formulated in operational terms and assessed as explanatory variables for analysis of behavioural outcomes.

Opportunity is still operational.

"They're not operational".

"They were operational engineers".