Sentence examples for issue troubled from inspiring English sources

But something about the formulation of the issue troubled me.

The issue troubled only 35percentt of white evangelical Protestants, 41percentt of white Catholics and 43percentt of white mainline Protestants.

Then our colleagues spent a few seconds scoring how much the issue troubled them, from zero ("It never even occurred to me that this was an issue") to five ("I strongly believe you need to improve in this area").

There was an issue troubling him.

Subsidies, moreover, are not the only issue troubling the Romanian energy market.

Are you having difficulties with your coursework, or is there a personal issue troubling you?

But marriage rights for gay couples is far from the only issue troubling the Catholic Church.

Perhaps, in crisis, Iceland has been forced to address the real issue troubling the world's economies – that of the need for a dramatic culture change.

While it can be understandably challenging, this doesn't seem to be an issue troubling IBM as much as it plagues some of its competitors.

But the bank is beset by the same issue troubling all the banks–an inability to find a true value for their assets, says Forbes Investor Team member Carol Pepper, head of Pepper International.

Yet the issue troubling many is free speech, trampling on the openness of the Internet, unfair application of censorship...unfair as in who wields the off switch... Perhaps the dichotomy was best expressed by the Obama people.