Sentence examples for issue that troubles from inspiring English sources

The sleeper movie hits of this year have been Ex Machina, a sci-fi set in the present day that tackles an issue that troubles many gamers (should I trust a sexy robot?) and The Big Short, in which Ryan Gosling fills us in on what actually happened during the 2007-08 financrashcrash.

The Fox studio will make use of that try-out segment as an added attraction on the DVD version of "The Simple Life," an idea that the studio hopes will serve as a potential answer to one issue that troubles studios and networks about the future of reality shows: unlike conventional comedies or dramas, reality shows usually can not be repeated.

And what about his own responsibility when it comes to another issue that troubles Afghans - the rampant corruption?

Nor is "time" really the issue that troubles Trump, and others who object to PC, since clearly it takes no more time to call a woman a woman, than to call her a "Bimbo".

It was an issue that troubled some clubs and he failed a medical at Stuttgart before a proposed move to Stoke City in January 2011 fell through for the same reason.

Participants in the activism courses organize and, in most cases, conduct research studies relating to issues that trouble them.

The new E-P2 is designed to address several performance issues that troubled the E-P1, most notably a very slow autofocus.

The country seemed to have ended up where it began with many of the issues that troubled us no nearer to being resolved.

However, a spokesman's support for the phrase included a reassuring message for Muslims and echoes of the same issues that troubled the contributors to the Homeland Security memo.

I learned to be observant of others, not to judge too quickly, and to address when I could the issues that troubled them.

Here Celesta raises an issue that has troubled the reader from the outset.