Sentence examples for disturbing term from inspiring English sources
"Bum hunting," the disturbing term for attacking homeless people, has led to homeless people being beaten and sometimes killed across Canada.
There is a disturbing term in the process of updating the location, which enlarges the search area and avoids the algorithm to fall into the local optimum too early.
Ari Fridman New York Traub asserts that Foxman "upset many of his colleagues by extending a welcome to Christian conservatives... even as they spoke in disturbing terms of America's 'Christian' identity".
Instructed to strip, return to bed and not leave their hotel room until she is told to do so, Don plays a kinky game that Sylvia appears to enjoy; it shows that Don wants her, and in only slightly disturbing terms (he played a similar game with Megan in last season's opening episode).
The Madrid and London bombings suggest an evolving threat with disturbing long-term implications.A second problem has been the administration's obsession with states and state-sponsored terrorism, despite the fact that al-Qaeda's global network has been far less reliant on state support than other, older terrorist groups.
He said "a very disturbing short-term orientation" by analysts isn't good for corporate executives or investors.
In fact, in the last two Distressed Housing Asset Pools, 98% of the sales have gone to the same Wall Street players that helped to cause the crisis in the first place, continuing a deeply disturbing long-term trend.
"It's a disturbing situation in terms of how they proceed," said Bill Polian, the former president of the Indianapolis Colts, who is now an ESPN analyst.
Magistrate Stefan Metanomski ruled on a case in which six men had escaped from Woomera after being held for periods he termed disturbing, from 10 months to 23 months.
There was some disturbing stuff in terms of people taking shortcuts, trying to ensure that rival scientists didn't get their stuff published, colluding against freedom of information requests.
This was just one of many polls over the past few years that have shown disturbing results in terms of the public's attitudes regarding America and the American dream writ large.
