Sentence examples for what is distressing from inspiring English sources

What is distressing to me is that it has been allowed to erode.

What is distressing to me is the attempt to combine what are two completely separate issues.

"What is distressing is that the mix of travel has dramatically changed, which is not good, and that the length of stay has dramatically shortened".

What is distressing is not the transgression or sensationalism but the failure of Mr. Louie's photography to get behind the impersonally professional surfaces of his subjects or the cheap-hotel walls within which they practice their trade.

When they meet, Adso asks Ubertino for counsel, and the old man immediately and oddly responds with questions: "'What is distressing you?

What is distressing to me about many of the recent articles on performance management is their lack of familiarity with what we already know about performance management: talk about reinventing the wheel and failing to be guided by what we know!

And that's what was distressing me most at the time".

What was distressing and impossible to predict was the evidence of the way the last few years have worn deep channels of authoritarian acceptance in the mind of the liberal establishment.

What is most distressing is that many administrators appear to accept the self-evidence of market values.

What is most distressing for me is that these companies can continue because there is no law to say what they are doing is wrong".

A detail for the family; what is more distressing to me, as an ordinary citizen, is that Mr. Godbout would like to "bury" my father's intellectual contribution.