Sentence examples for are troubled by a from inspiring English sources

Some of Osama's siblings are troubled by a decision that the Saudi government made, in 1994, to freeze his assets, including part of an inheritance, estimated at thirty million dollars, that Osama, like all the sons in the family, received.

The protesters' almost theological insistence on bedding down in the parks has probably turned off many New Yorkers who would otherwise be sympathetic to the cause and are troubled by a police response that is at times heavy-handed.

Others are troubled by a possible threat to civil liberties posed by the increasing emphasis on domestic security, especially since, they say, it is a goal that can never be fully achieved.

But some investors in renewable energy projects say they are troubled by a more disagreeable topic: slowness by Turkey's government in moving to privatize its energy markets and take advantage of its capacity for generating wind power.

A study of UK undergraduates has found that even among students symptom-free before starting university, some 20% are troubled by a clinically significant level of anxiety by the middle of second year.

Liberals are troubled by a number of positions she held while in Congress, including her support of gun rights and for cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities like New York that do not enforce all immigration laws.

Some people are troubled by an oligarchic spirit that they believe has infused New York politics.

Both are troubled by an initial mushiness, which continues in normal but switches to a rush of energy in sport at a point infuriatingly hard to define.

But some countries are troubled by an open-ended research effort.

Bruno is troubled by a memory.

"I'm troubled by a lot of things," Tortorella said.