Sentence examples for growing troubled from inspiring English sources
Huzaifa has claimed to have been in Syria with ISIS sometime in 2014 or 2015 (originally sneaking into Syria over the Turkish border to join the group), only to escape months later, growing troubled by "death everywhere" and returning to Canada after a stop in Pakistan by 2016.
What is equally apparent is that the short-term, temporary, stop-gap approach to providing soup and shelter is not meeting the needs of this growing, troubled, diverse population.
Although Mrs. Clinton said that the relief effort was gaining traction, she cautioned that the security situation was growing troubling.
Next morning, as we drove along the river, Ed's look grew troubled.
It was at about this point that the personal side of Sylvia's life again grew troubled.
One reason, he explains, was the science: both his researchers and he himself grew troubled by the mounting, though still inconclusive, evidence of global warming.
He deeply admired Pillsbury but in recent years had grown troubled by pictures of obese children suffering from diabetes and the earliest signs of hypertension and heart disease.
The other day, when Eli spoke to Samuel of his own childhood, he could not remember a name he was searching for and grew troubled.
Eventually, according to the police statements from Chris and Ms. West, Steven Jr. grew troubled by the close relationship, so Chris moved in with an aunt and uncle.
BANK OF AMERICA AND MBIA SETTLE MORTGAGE DISPUTE | Bank of America has reached a $1.7 billion agreement to settle a long-running legal dispute with the bond insurer MBIA over mortgage-backed securities that grew troubled.
