Sentence examples for pressing distress from inspiring English sources
Squirrels are also master kvetchers, modulating their utterances to convey the nature and severity of their complaint: a moaning "kuk" for mild discomfort, a buzzing sound for more pressing distress, and a short scream for extreme dismay.
In particular, there is a pressing need to differentiate and identify the chronic distress patients who would benefit most from supportive interventions from those with transient distress.
In acute distress offer basic psychological support: Listen without pressing the person to talk.
Separate negotiations are still under way between the major servicers and the state attorneys general, who are pressing the banks to set aside billions to help distressed homeowners modify their mortgages.
And with governors pressing the administration to allow them to cut Medicaid rolls to ease their fiscal distress — a step Mr. Obama does not want to take — the president is trying to look flexible in other ways.
Indeed, the need for application of psychometrically robust affective assessment tools to the clinical oncology setting is pressing due to inadequate training of non-specialist clinicians and nurses in recognising and screening for symptoms of psychological distress [ 9].
It was pressing... and pressing.
Mr. Remini kept pressing.
Already time was pressing.
