Sentence examples for described as troubled from inspiring English sources

The Fuyo group is politely described as "troubled" in the Japanese press.

But by 2010, Sentinel was also being described as "troubled," and only two out of a planned four phases had been completed.

Instead, the original community is characterised as troublesome, the area is described as "troubled" (read: crime-ridden) and the character shift of the wider neighbourhood is seen as restorative.

Girls described as "troubled" or deemed to have been morally "fallen" – mainly unmarried young mothers – were ordered by courts to work unpaid in the laundries run by the Irish Catholic church.

But friends and relatives of Mr. Ferguson disputed aspects of the police version of events, and expressed anguish over what they called the needless death of a young man they described as troubled but not violent, quiet-spoken, friendly, easygoing, and even trustworthy as a baby sitter.

Labor relations with many of Argentine's unions were described as "troubled".

Young said the immigration department often overrode medical advice for the treatment of asylum seekers in detention, which he described as "troubling".

5 11 p.m. | Updated Prosecutors in the Bronx on Wednesday dropped several criminal charges against a 19-year-old man whose beating at the hands of police officers in January was described as "troubling" by New York's police commissioner.

When the initial report of the NTP panel was released, the APC quickly issued a public letter in which the conclusion of the NTP panel that there was "credible evidence of low-dose effects"—was described as "troubling... if not erroneous" (Bisphenol A Global Industry Group 2000).

In most cases, cingulate surgery was associated with subsequent clinical improvement, with post-operative patients generally described as less troubled by obsessional symptoms, more relaxed and socially confident, and more emotionally expressive.

Neighbors described Ms. Cai as troubled.