Sentence examples for disturbing activities from inspiring English sources

A second visit by an American technical team to a suspected nuclear site in North Korea yielded no evidence of disturbing activities, the State Department said today.

In the Times Magazine article that supposedly made me an authority, I detailed some of the Agency's disturbing activities, including its attempts to spread false reports of a terrorist attack in Louisiana and to smear me as a neo-Nazi sympathizer.

Mr Kornacki comments:The risk for OWS is that clashes with authorities and more reports of disturbing activities at protest sites will continue to turn swing voters against the protests and that this will distract from the broader message behind the movement and overwhelm the very real progress that OWS has achieved in altering the political debate.

Jim Gamble, the former chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop), said the "deeply disturbing" activities could result in the group "putting themselves in extremely vulnerable situations".

Levin said the German bank engaged in "disturbing activities".

It's certainly going be a heck of a lot more fun than eating at Hulk Hogan's family restaurant or any of the other weird and mildly disturbing activities that people do in the Sunshine State.

Urban freight transportation constitutes both an extremely important and a rather disturbing activity.

It was in February 1997 that a Gambino family accountant named Joseph Gluckman first noticed some disturbing activity in his clients' accounts at Klein Maus and Shire.

We hope a public discussion of these issues will help all publishers of unauthorised photos of children to understand the power they hold to starve this disturbing activity of funding.

The Cal State Center noted an increase in disturbing activity and cited over one dozen illegal incidents or prosecutions in just the previous quarter.

The areas exhibiting the highest use by fishers had an average of 36.7 hectares per year affected by ground-disturbing activities.