Sentence examples for immediately troubled from inspiring English sources

In a rare interview, with NBC's Meet the Press, Romney said the Affordable Care Act, and the immediately troubled rollout of its federal exchange website, had "undermined the president's credibility in the hearts of the American people".

Broad and Bresnan immediately troubled Ramdin with devilish late swing.

In his late 20s, Gautama ventured outside of the palace where he was brought up and was immediately troubled by the suffering he saw in the world.

More immediately troubling for many people in Northern Ireland are Poots's views on homosexuality.

But perhaps most immediately troubling to Washington is his decision to ban American drug surveillance flights from using Venezuelan airspace.

What is perhaps most immediately troubling to many Democrats is that the party may be unable to prevent Mr. Bloomberg from winning a third term.

But if vast historical events form the backdrop to The Long Song – the end of slavery comes in 1838, with a mock funeral in which its corpse is interred – they do not always immediately trouble July.

This difference in treatment between the domestic and the international context was immediately troubling to many philosophers.

The fact that informant-related evidence was still trickling in ― more than three years after his original court order mandating that these materials be immediately disclosed ― deeply troubled the judge.

The endless checking of papers, registering passports at hotels and train stations, carrying documents explaining why you have to go where you are going which has been part of life in unfree countries for years is something that most American notice, and are troubled by, immediately upon spending some time in an authoritarian country.

"It was departing 34th Street and appeared to have some sort of trouble and tried to come back," said Mr. Browne, who could not detail, immediately, the trouble the craft encountered.