Sentences with phrase «more distressed»

If not, how would i get my piece to look more distressed as it is white and I do not like it that fresh looking.

The only thing more distressed was my Mother who couldn't believe I'd do such a thing.

God ahead and make them MORE distressed — and then stain and seal em.

For a more distressed look use the steel wool and heavily scrape off the pain along the surface.

Mine is slightly more distressed than hers.

NAR worked closely with FHFA and the GSEs to create the new guidelines and has long advocated improving the short sale process to provide more distressed homeowners with alternatives to foreclosure.

«The prospect of being taxed on potentially tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional income may motivate more distressed homeowners to forgo a short sale and allow the home to be foreclosed,» continues Blomquist.

While investors are absorbing more distressed properties, first - time homebuyers are becoming less active in the lower - priced market.

As more distressed homes were put on the market with fewer buyers, the median time on market was pushed up to 10 weeks in 2009.

More distressed sales means today's transactions require much more time and effort than before, Lautz says.

Though I predicted it at the onset of the downturn, I'm still somewhat surprised that there has not been more distressed selling by now.

Volatility does bring with it opportunities, however, as consumers having to service more debt costs means that more distressed properties will come onto the market.

These findings provide partial support for previous studies where multiple sources of negative impacts are associated with more distressed family environments (Black et al., 2006; Black et al., 2003; Harvey et al., 2007; Hodgins et al., 2007).

Larger effects were found on parent report as compared with observational measures and more improvement was associated with more intensive interventions and with families who were initially more distressed (Nowak and Heinrichs, 2008).

With respect to their response to psychosocial stressors (e.g. major life events, childhood trauma, and milder daily hassles), which have been shown to contribute to the development and maintenance of psychosis in retrospective and prospective studies [31, 32, 33], FHx and ASz children aged 11 — 14 years reported greater exposure to negative life events and daily hassles, respectively, compared to TD children, and were more distressed by these experiences [34].

This finding is particularly important because reducing negative marital quality may be associated with other positive health outcomes, such as improved health behaviors, especially among older adults who are more distressed by the negative aspects of their relationships (Liu & Waite, 2014).

The highly anxious individuals appeared also more distressed, and conflicts escalated more severe (Campbell et al., 2005).

Approximately one - third of men and one - half of women reported being extremely, moderately, or slightly dissatisfied in their relationships indicating the sample was more distressed than would be expected in a randomly selected and representative community sample (one - sixth of men and one - fifth of women; O'Leary et al. 2007).

The more severe and / or more chronic those breaks in the cycles of having the infant's needs met, the more distressed the child feels, and the more stress hormones are released.

This list should be used as a guide only, but the more signs your child is showing and the more distressed they seem, the more important it is to seek some advice from a professional.

Thus, children of parents experiencing lower levels of pretreatment life stress made less overall improvement, but they consistently «looked better» (i.e., had fewer symptoms) than children of parents who were more distressed.

When asked to talk about feelings they find uncomfortable, men become more distressed than women.

Many trials used volunteers or people selected by referrers as willing to take part in parenting projects, thus excluding many disorganised, unmotivated, or disadvantaged families, who have the most antisocial children.2 A review of meta - analyses of published trials of psychological treatments for childhood disorders found that in university settings the effect size was large, from 0.71 to 0.84 SD.12 In contrast, a review of six studies of outcome in regular service clinics since 1950 showed no significant effects, 12 and a large trial offering unrestricted access to outpatient services found no improvement.13 Reasons suggested for the poor outcome in clinic cases include that they have more severe problems, come from more distressed families, and receive less empirically supported interventions from staff with heavier caseloads.

Each partner gets more and more hurt over time, and the relationship gets more and more distressed.

Specifically, females like to feel more distressed than males when they were depressed and anxious.

A second study examining the effects of 9 added sessions of couples» therapy showed that relapse could be drastically reduced for more distressed couples with the added therapy sessions.

Evolutionary psychologists have used this forced - choice paradigm to show that men are more upset by sexual infidelity, while women are more distressed by emotional infidelity.2

For example, one study found that highly insecure people were more likely than secure people to have themes of aggression and self - derogation in their dreams.3 Other studies found that insecure people were less likely to seek or receive support from others in their dreams and were more distressed because of their lacking support.4, 5

That is, a bisexual man may be more distressed by his female partner's sexual infidelity than her emotional infidelity, but if he is dating another man, a case of emotional infidelity would likely upset him more.

Clients who come to us during the holidays always seem a bit more distressed or upset than at other times of the year.

Service members belonging to either congruent or discrepant drinking groups were more distressed in their marriages / relationships than those in the nonhazardous group.

If your doctor suggests them, thickeners are worth a try, but they do not always help and fussy feeders may be more distressed.

Amato reviewed studies indicating that when mothers are more distressed, their children become more distressed and tend to have more problems in their relationship with their mothers.

Amato goes on to say that likewise, when children are more distressed and present more behavioral problems, the mother is likely to experience more distress, doubt about the divorce and the family's well - being, and even anger at the ex-husband for appearing to provoke some of the tension and conflict.

Children who seem to be coping OK might have symptoms much later on, or feel more distressed around the anniversary of the event.

SHM's impacts were generally consistent across these subgroups, though some evidence suggests that couples whose marriages were more distressed at study entry may have benefited more from SHM.

Hamilton said: «We don't know what is going to happen but if London became a more distressed market we are well hedged, because it is work we can also do.

The pair, who used to work together at White & Case, will focus on «the more complex end of the market», said Trinder, highlighting «non-performing loan portfolio acquisitions and financings», particularly in the more distressed jurisdictions, but also elsewhere in Europe.

The essential formula for a Baechler floats an open, boldly traced black figure over a ground of whites and color, the more distressed and worked the background the better.

Shirtless and scared, his likeness speaks in non-sequiturs, growing more and more distressed until his words run together, unintelligible.

But these new works have looser, more distressed elements than her meticulous canvases of a few years ago.

We can see Lola becoming more and more distressed leading up to her urinating, which is definitely caused by anxiety.

At first, he may become more distressed, but over time he should settle in.

Your dog will still hear the loud noises, but he won't be able to escape or engage in «coping» behavior, which could make him even more distressed in the future.

The newer study found people are consistently more distressed by reports of dogs being beaten up than they are by the same reports about adult humans.

Hard to say who gets more distressed — the cat (s) or me!

Dogs who experience involuntary bodily functions, such as excessive drooling or diarrhea, are presumably more distressed than dogs without such indications.

High book - to - market stocks tend to be relatively more distressed; they're what people call value stocks.

I've tracked SIGG for a couple of years now, as I'm always interested in more distressed debt / assets type stocks.

Again, wonderful post and I wish that this could be in a venue for more distressed folks to read!