Sentence examples for context of a troubled from inspiring English sources

In no way am I suggesting that democratic opposition to Saddam does not warrant support, but it is difficult to make an objective judgement of his regime in the context of a troubled region.

I'll admit I like Dan'l and the new Microsoft, especially when viewed in the context of a troubled world economy and its effect on the shortened runways of the Silicon Valley startup community.

For, in the context of a United Kingdom in flux, a troubled Europe and an ever-turbulent world, they were beyond any shadow of a doubt the best storytellers.

The latest trouble comes in the context of a campaign to rid Shenzhen of "underground" lawyers who are not licensed to practice in the city, according to the notice ordering him to stop practicing.

They had no trouble declaring "we share reservations on this paragraph," in the context of a demand to criminalize profiling.

In the context of this trouble, Celtic's directors hardly find themselves in the shock position of sourcing Deila's successor.

The trouble with rules, Mr. Howard said, is that in cases like that of Mr. Schwartz, "they never honor the context of a particular situation".

"The trouble is, when you're in the courthouse and you hear the word 'lose,' you jump to the context of a trial".

But it was troubling for me to hear the speech cited in the context of an address which, as a devoted student of Eisenhower, I saw as deeply contradictory of his values.

Their optimism is especially striking in the context of their economic troubles.

"I told him, 'You go have as much fun as the rest of those kids, be as bad as anyone else.' " She never meant this in the context of trouble, only that he should not feel that the behavioral bar was set higher for him.