Sentence examples for were distressed about from inspiring English sources

He said residents in his district were distressed about the amount of development in the park.

When I was delayed a year or two ago on a Southwest flight out of New Orleans, a Southwest employee at the gate noticed many passengers were distressed about the hour long flight delay due to a change of equipment.

However, approximately one third of producers reported being financially and emotionally stressed, 38.2% were distressed about the health of their pigs and 16.7% about their own health.

Writer spoke to several people who were distressed about flag-related things.

A confidential survey of rig workers conducted a month before the disaster showed that many were distressed about safety conditions and feared reprisals if they reported mistakes or other problems.

They were distressed about the 1862 elections, where Peace Democrats had performed quite well, gaining seats in the House, several state legislatures and the governorships of New York and New Jersey.

What's distressed about the transaction is the fatigue of the underlying investor.

Cable television companies are distressed about how quickly Internet and mobile viewing are stealing customers.

McDonnell told BBC1's Breakfast: "We've all been distressed about what happened to Jo.

There is more to be distressed about, on behalf of babies, parents, and the people who work with them.

"People are distressed about the difficulty of starting a business, finding a job, getting your child into school, or getting a passport.