Sentence examples for will be distressed from inspiring English sources

Fans of Allen will be distressed; his detractors' suspicions will be confirmed.

Maybe there are amputees who will be distressed by the film's piratical peg-leg japes.

Some sports fans will be distressed by the possibility of F1 leaving terrestrial television for BSkyB in the same way as Ashes Test matches and Ryder Cup golf.

LOS ANGELES — In sorting through the latest disaster by A. J. Burnett, the Yankees will be distressed by many things: the six walks, the six runs, a terrible ball-strike ratio and more, much more.

Shoppers are increasingly refusing to buy battery chickens and will be distressed to discover that gamebirds, heavily marketed as an organic, natural food are often anything but". The investigation has also uncovered a complex supply chain, where it is difficult to find out exactly who supplied products to which outlets.

They may worry that the patient will be distressed by the discussion.

A not-for-profit company he has set up has acquired the Deceased Register; the purpose is to work with local registration services to ensure that when people die, their names are removed from mailing lists so that relatives will not be distressed by continuing to receive letters for them.

Note to Director Mueller: Tiger Nation will be most distressed if a call is not placed promptly by your office to Mr. ­Wilson!

"If you're securely attached, that's great, because you have the expectation that if you are distressed you will be able to turn to someone for help and feel you can be there for others," said Miriam Steele, the co-director of the Center for Attachment Research at the New School for Social Research in New York.

And it is hard to say whether they will be pleased or distressed at the prospect of a trial.

If the banks' initiative works as planned, many investors that helped to finance risky loans — including supposedly safe money market funds — will be spared distress.