Sentence examples similar to case troubles from inspiring English sources

Some legal experts called the delay in announcing the case troubling.

The court did not change its rules, but the Darden case troubled Justice Blackmun.

Many questions linger, not least why prosecutors clung with such tenacity to a case troubled by flaws.

Crossing that line is to invite Twitter trouble – and, in this case, trouble came in the form of a  lettuce leaf.

Meanwhile, police leave is being cancelled today to ensure that polling goes ahead smoothly without intimidation and in case trouble flares in the early hours tomorrow.

The long-term consequences of a slightly lower growth rate are in any case troubling, no matter how well a society works at any moment in time.

The case, troubling to many New Yorkers because of its implication that the police officers believed they deserved special treatment, is expected to have long tentacles.

But Awlaki's case, troubling as it may be, raises a broader issue: the Administration's refusal to disclose the criteria by which it condemns anyone, American or otherwise, to death.

But health officials called her case troubling precisely because it did not fit the pattern and raised the possibility that the bacteria was being distributed in some new way.

She said the national furor over the Levy case troubled the parents of Kristen Modafferi, a college freshman from Charlotte, N.C., who disappeared from a San Francisco coffee shop in 1997.

If that's the case, trouble is on the way for his future opponents.