Sentence examples for be troubled to from inspiring English sources

While the New Orleans police force may be troubled to a rare degree, federal officials also described the city's appetite for systemic reform as unprecedented.

City would be troubled to a far greater extent at Wembley on Sunday if Hazard, Oscar and Mata – or even the promising Victor Moses – line up behind Demba Ba or Fernando Torres.

Warning to readers: Those of you still relying on a high school civics class to understand how the federal government operates may be troubled to find that the rest of this story clashes with the description in your textbooks.

A year later I would be troubled to learn that carrier was called to Middle East.

The category was little more than a joke just two years ago, when Oscar voters could only be troubled to find two songs worthy of contention.

During screening, three of the clients seemed to be troubled to discuss about their experiences of abuse with the HCWs.

Such an assertion, made so blithely, should be troubling to any WikiLeaks supporter.

What may be troubling to all, however, is the haphazard way these new behaviors will be captured and determined.

The prospect of foreigners helping to choose our presidents and members of Congress should be troubling to all ideological camps.

Her own home was troubled, to say the least.

Like others, I was troubled to see Royal's memory loss.