Sentence examples for in such troubled from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, there are thought to be around 100m.What explains this unexpected boom in such troubled times?

But in such troubled times for managed care, better than no praise at all.

Perhaps because of the difficulty of conducting research in these environments, little is known regarding the unique requirements of entrepreneurs and their business organizations in such troubled locations.

The terrorists cannot foretell what the result will be, but they have a much better chance fishing in such troubled waters than when the political sea is calm.

On the Internet, many have railed against the phenomenon of the James sweepstakes, wondering how people in such troubled times could be so riveted by the deliberations of a basketball player.

Most of the people who dropped out did so because they were overwhelmed with classroom discipline problems or felt they were not sufficiently prepared to teach in such troubled environments, Board of Education officials say.

Unfortunately, our epoxy (and some extra batteries) landed in one such troubled container, and when we arrived at McMurdo, we were told some of our cargo was still stuck in Port Hueneme, CA, and some of it was in an unknown location, transiting between CA and Christchurch, NZ.

"It is hoped that a thorough review of these materials by both law enforcement and mental health professionals will lead to the development of some new techniques and practices in identifying and treating such troubled persons," the report said.

All that plus the curiosity over how first-time host Seth Meyers will handle cracking wise in the midst of such troubled times — how soon before he acknowledges the Weinstein-sized missing elephant in the room?

There are eleven such troubled characters in this film, distributed through eight interwoven stories, all devoted to variations on the theme that our obsession with screens and devices has erased our ability to get to know one another.

The surrounding districts would probably be hesitant to accept students from such troubled schools in any event, and resistance is even stronger because the surrounding districts are mainly white and Roosevelt is black.