Sentence examples for highly troubled from inspiring English sources

A key reason why a community paper has an edge over highly troubled larger papers, says Kennedy, is exclusivity.

But the east, near where insurgents in the Haqqani network have found sanctuary across the Pakistani border, remains highly troubled.

Conserving and wild-harvesting the products of the Sahel's trees also offers a path for peace and prosperity in a highly troubled region.

McConnell has apparently overlooked the fact that the Fukushima Plant has essentially the same -- highly troubled and vulnerable -- Mark 1 reactor design as Browns Ferry and other plants in the U.S., or that, when Chernobyl melted down, the radiation did not stop at the Soviet border.

"When our engagement started, V.I.H.A. was a highly troubled agency," he said, referring to the Virgin Islands agency.

That view is shared by Amy J.L. Baker, a research psychologist at Children's Village, who describes today's young residents as a "tougher, more highly troubled population, because more of them have a history of psychiatric hospitalizations and juvenile delinquency records".

The committee chairman, Keith Vaz, said: "The apparent low levels of supervision in the UK Border Agency are highly troubling.

The direct role of high-level Armenian officials and the link of the weapons to an attack on U.S. forces make this case unique and highly troubling.

"It's highly troubling that the Obama administration might propose to lengthen the time in which a potential defendant would come before a judge," Mr. Romero said.

While this is highly troubling from a reporting status (what the ICD was initially intended for), it can wreak havoc on clinical research.

(The specter of Pasadena Playhouse's financial crisis looms large for all). But the way missions are being compromised is highly troubling.