Sentence examples for the distressing task of from inspiring English sources

His role is an important daily reminder that Mr Mandela's failing health is an intensely personal issue for many of those now involved in the distressing task of managing the flow of information from a Pretoria hospital bed, to a waiting world.

It is an emotionally distressing task.

The Troubled Asset Relief Program illustrates the distressing state of American politics.

The distressing state of the economy is perhaps the largest of Nixon's present domestic problems.

There is also, of course, the distressing prospect of losing business.

IN THE early 1980s the distressing persistence of high unemployment in Europe was labelled "Eurosclerosis".

He and his colleagues downplayed the distressing nature of the event.

(We have decided against including a link to the video because of the distressing nature of its content).

Rotherham isn't alone in facing the distressing problem of child sexual abuse.

I hope the distressing sight of grey smoke rising above Kobane will have vanished.

Swaziland has the distressing distinction of having the highest HIV prevalence rate in the world.