Sentence examples for because it troubles from inspiring English sources

I share this because it troubles me that at a time when more mothers are working outside the home (which is a good thing, right?) there seems to be a widespread belief that there should be constraints around the way they work.

He wrote in The Archaic Revival (1991) that his assumption about psychedelics had always been that they were illegal "not because it troubles anyone that you have visions" but because "there is something about them that casts doubts on the validity of reality".

The bank had to ask for a government bailout because its troubles had left it short of the minimum capital requirement set by regulators.

This is a pretty serious omission, both because of the scale of the slaughter and because of the way it troubles the distinction between savage and civilized.

Cablevision has tried to take itself private but failed partly because it had trouble getting financing.

"Often when people buy a Toyota, they are buying it because it's trouble- free," said Mr. Fisher.

It's true that the 1994 assault weapons ban was not very effective, even before it expired (partly because it had trouble defining assault weapons, and partly because handguns kill more people than assault rifles).

Ayatollah Khamenei might oppose relations because it would trouble an important constituency -- those who still believe in the Islamic Revolution enough to show up at Friday Prayers to chant "Death to America".

Synthetic rope is not a good idea for building teepees, because it has trouble gripping the poles like natural ropes, causing slippage.

"It troubles me because I'm not that sinister intense person," Emerson told Arsenio Hall, with mock outrage.

That strategy created some of its trouble because it suffered a high default rate on the loans.