Sentence examples for system distress from inspiring English sources

CAP Lt. Col. Myron Rogers said several emergency landing system distress signals have been heard in the last week.

Going green means using low- or zero-VOC paints and materials, eliminating respiratory and immune system distress commonly associated with traditional buildings.

But a recent promo for Conan O'Brien's late-night show apparently included a mock emergency alert system distress signal and that is a big no-no.

Further, the symptoms of respiratory problems, central nervous system distress, and skin irritation are consistent with overexposure to crude oil through the two primary routes of exposure: inhalation and skin contact.

We have to recognize that some regions are still in a crisis and measures to prevent deeper financial system distress, and those to bolster nascent economic growth, remain in place.

Ms. de Romilly, who in 1973 became the first woman named a professor at the Collège de France, embraced the culture of ancient Athens with an almost romantic fervor and spent much of her life championing the humanities, in particular Greek and Latin, whose waning role in the French education system distressed her greatly.

The gay rights group Stonewall called the testing system "distressing".

Tuesday's blackout struck some analysts as evidence of a system in distress.

Until then, the creaking of a two-party system in distress will grow louder.

1. Change the dialog from one that sees burnout as a personal psychological failing to acknowledgement of a system in distress.

As a result of the changing nature of banking and financial intermediation, the Fed's discount window alone cannot meet the liquidity needs of a modern financial system in distress.