Sentence examples for this is extremely distressing from inspiring English sources

"This is extremely distressing; families and businesses are depending on those payments to keep roofs overhead and food on tables".

"This situation is extremely distressing for older people stranded on hospital wards and is a direct result of Tory cuts to social care," he said.

"This case is extremely distressing because of the short time span.

The fact that a court would view circumcision in this context is extremely distressing.

Meanwhile the normalisation of rape culture is extremely distressing for students who may have already suffered some form of sexual assault.

According to Alistair Dorward, the clinical consultant overseeing the pilot project, the condition is extremely distressing, preventing sufferers from living normal lives.

Doctors and the company are now trying to understand the scope of the problem, but experts say it is extremely distressing because the wires are particularly dangerous to remove and also may pose dangers if they are left in.

Father and co-founder of the Cybersmile website, Dan Raisbeck, says the case is "extremely distressing" and shows the horrific consequences of "online hate".

"That such a craven and cowardly act of vandalism — a desecration of a memorial to individuals who were killed because they were Jewish and practicing their faith — should happen anywhere is extremely distressing".

"This type of behaviour can be extremely distressing for its victims causing them significant psychological harm," said Adam Pemberton, assistant chief executive for charity Victim Support.

Rose's pleas were extremely distressing viewing – Spector's defiant "Why are you watching this?" a question apparently aimed as much at the TV audience as Gibson.