Sentence examples for is most troubled from inspiring English sources

She is most troubled by the idea it could start to lead to "generations far apart and not talking to each other".

He is most troubled, he said, by the big gains some smaller technology companies have made while mainstays of the Nasdaq stock market, like Microsoft and Oracle, have lagged.

Yet it is as a British Muslim who makes her chosen home in America that I find my response is most troubled.

Manan was most troubled that he has had to scale back his ambitions for his children.

It had been one of Mr Obama's most troubled nominations: Mr Geithner had been criticised for failing earlier to pay some taxes, which have now been paid.

If a psychiatrist were asked which of these painters was affected by mental health issues, which was most troubled, the diagnosis would be easy.

The 90-year-old school, whose campus looks more like an elite boarding school than a residential treatment center for the foster care system's most troubled youngsters, is trying to come to grips with an incident of extreme brutality.

Before European leaders provided a long-awaited financial rescue line to Greece on Sunday, the euro had taken a pounding, thanks to the euro zone's most troubled member.

Plans by the euro zone's most troubled country, Greece, to restructure its debt with private bondholders led Standard & Poor's on Monday to cut its long-term ratings to selective default.

Chinese fiscal and credit policies are geared toward jobs and political stability, and thus the authorities shy away from revealing which projects are most troubled or should be canceled.

"In the theater, you have the great possibility of confronting people where they are most troubled, most confused and most desirous of some kind of patterns for the chaos" Arthur Miller, 1978.