Sentence examples for particularly distressed from inspiring English sources

The crowd, which hadn't seemed particularly distressed, was taken aback.

Officials from the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development mapped out particularly distressed clusters.

I am particularly distressed that the officer who killed Mark can return to work.

According to Wendy, Lacy didn't appear particularly distressed by them, though occasionally they made her more tired.

Chelsea was particularly distressed that this happened on the same day as the death of her grandmother, Dorothy Rodham.

She was particularly distressed that her arguments with professed Bush supporters often ended when she asked if they were registered to vote and was told no.

"I've got guns on me galore, so you don't have to worry," he said, as steered his red Charger through a particularly distressed area.

The group is particularly distressed about the increase of outsourced work to overseas contractors, and the F.A.A.'s failure to shift resources rapidly to monitor the work.

It was a slow but steady decline, with accelerations when he was ill or upset – he was particularly distressed when he was no longer allowed to drive.

So last October Ms. Porta Nova moved to Switzerland, where she quickly found work as a house cleaner in a country whose relatively healthy economy has made it a magnet for job-seekers from the European Union, particularly its distressed southern tier.

He said: "We are still negotiating with four seriously interested parties but the process of disposing of the shares in a football club, particularly a distressed one in this economic climate, is an extremely complex one, and it has not yet been possible to conclude a sale.