Sentence examples similar to another disturbing problem from inspiring English sources

There's another, more disturbing problem: doesn't it make you feel a little antsy that your photo collection isn't on a computer that you can put your hands on?

But that is only one side of this disturbing problem.

A deeper and more disturbing problem is Oswald's Frankenstein transplant of similes from the original.

It has been a continuing and disturbing problem, given that offense was considered a team strength.

Some years ago, a couple came to Ramasamy Manikam with a disturbing problem.

Along with other major religions, Judaism's most disturbing problem was how to deal with secular ideologies and the growth of secularism within its own ranks.

But the cases point to what lawyers and other advocates for prisoners say is a wider and disturbing problem of unjustifiably harsh treatment of prisoners in city jails.

Not really; The New Yorker's office contains a strangely large contingent of Patriots fans (and Red Sox fans, but that's a different, disturbing problem).

They can be seen manifested in everything from the disturbing tradition of the American purity ball, where fathers and daughters make chastity pledges in a wedding-style ceremony, to the far more disturbing problem of so-called honour killings.

And he may founder under unreasonably high expectations in the next two debates (the first of which, on foreign policy not his strongest suit was set to take place after The Economist went to press).The more disturbing problem faces Labour and the Tories.

More troubling, said Christopher Whalen, editor of the Institutional Risk Analyst, is that the Volcker Rule would do nothing to solve the most disturbing problem to have emerged in the crisis: how Wall Street created flotillas of toxic securities and sold them to investors.