Sentence examples for are indeed troubled from inspiring English sources

Regarding "Protectionist Solutions to Trade Problem Are Easy, but Too Dangerous" (Viewpoints, July 21), Americans are indeed troubled by our horrendous trade deficit, which may reach $150 billion this year.

Murdoch's words are indeed troubling.

Some kinds of millennial entitlement are indeed troubling.

Nine years ago Istanbul's secular establishment fretted about AK's Islamist roots and some early squabbles over religious schools and allowing women to wear the Muslim headscarf at university were indeed troubling.

It is indeed troubling.

There is indeed trouble in paradise, but what is the trouble and what is the best path for the future in Brazil?

The foster teenagers who end up waiting in the detention centers are indeed often troubled.

If such richly complicated but freely available pleasures have come to seem forbidding, then we are indeed in trouble.

Mr. Giuliani has one thing right: Republicans are indeed in growing trouble as more voters begin to realize how much the party's policies — dismantling regulations, slashing taxes for the rich, weakening unions — have contributed to inequality and the yawning distance between the middle class and the top end.

And, if they have health problems they are indeed going to have troubles in getting any of these alternative forms of policies.

Plenty of condos are indeed reaching skyward; but the trouble, as Mr Papelis says, lies with the roughly 40% of water that is sprinkled on people's lawns.