Sentence examples for especially troubled from inspiring English sources

Yet no one in the Iranian regime seemed especially troubled by Nisman's public allegations.

Saudi Arabia, with the largest population and the biggest unemployment problem, is especially troubled.

The company, he said, is especially troubled by Schubert's advocacy of the LZR Racer.

Ogilvy was especially troubled by one characteristic of the subway system as it extended to Brooklyn.

To some extent, the I's still have it, especially troubled Israel.

Her roommate said that she'd seemed the same as always, not especially troubled by anything.

Suburban youths seemed especially troubled, with weaker families and stronger gangs.

He said he was especially troubled by the well-orchestrated effort to turn Mr. Booker's background into a negative.

Republican strategists think voters are especially troubled by migration where there have been big new inflows, for example in the south-east (see map).

Financial advisers to local governments, especially troubled ones, recommended pairing new borrowing with interest-rate swaps to reduce their borrowing costs.

Its banks are not especially troubled, but the state itself has high debts and low growth, and the mound of both public and private debt is considerable.