Sentence examples for is especially troubled from inspiring English sources

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.

And Francesco Borghese, Princess Marcella's son, says he is especially troubled by being sued since he said he had essentially retired from his own cosmetics company a decade ago.

The failure to provide a full description of its nuclear weapons projects is especially troubling.

But this latest incident, inspired by the liberal editorial line of Aajkal, an Urdu newspaper that he edits, is especially troubling.

This is especially troubling for doctors because they have the support of President Bush, who deplored insurance costs in his State of the Union message on Tuesday.

For a moderniser like Medvedev, who talks about corruption and lawlessness but fails to do anything about either, the spy affair is especially troubling.

For Ms. Eugene, Ms. Loadholt, Ms. Ebron, and other professionals at the seven charities the Neediest Cases supports, the decline in donations is especially troubling.

Because it relies on its home market to drive its revenue, this slow growth is especially troubling.

This is especially troubling on the Internet, where so many of the current incumbents were but a few years ago the newcomers.

For the Davos set, the rise and rise of the Front National's Marine le Pen - who wants a return to protectionism and also nationalisation of France's most important companies - is especially troubling.