Sentence examples for How troubling from inspiring English sources

How troubling that a once valiant activist, at the forefront of social causes, is now a tool of the administration and an adversary of participatory democracy.

How troubling it is when Monks suggests: "...one would do better to look for democracy in some of the darker corners of the former Soviet Union than in the internal workings of virtually any major American corporation".

The country is Hindu majority, but the government seems eager to court the huge Muslim populace at election time, no matter how troubling the demands.

(At the time, Borchard was conducting only in his apartment. "Anyone could see," Latte wrote in August 1947 in a eulogy of his friend, "how troubling he found the idleness he had imposed on himself").

At the state department in Washington the anxiety is expressed in palpable terms, and anyone who has talked with senior US diplomats in London will have gathered just how troubling our closest ally finds this issue.

Santos acknowledged how troubling the investigation was for his wife, Rita, and their six children, despite the support he received from fellow jockeys; from Barclay Tagg, the trainer of Funny Cide; and from the 10-member partnership that owns Funny Cide and races under the name Sackatoga Stable.

Do you know how troubled this party is?

In recent days, senior Russian officials have begun to acknowledge how troubled their system is.

Brad Stone's new book, "The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon," vividly documents just how troubled the Amazon/publisher relationship became by about 2004.

-Morgan S. It's a general thing, but I realized how troubled the world is right now and it inspired me to try to fix it".

No one knows how troubled the credit swaps market is, because, like the now-distressed market for subprime mortgage securities, it is unregulated.