Sentence examples for issues that troubled from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Materialising the anxieties about control and autonomy raised by Blood's engraving, Byron's disordered eating turned the artistic issues that troubled him at this time into physiological ones.

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

The issues that troubled the jury and produced the deadlock after 43 hours of deliberation over seven days remained a mystery today.

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.

President Hillary Clinton will face the daunting task of seeking to tackle many of the issues that trouble scores of millions of Americans, including but not limited to Trump supporters.

We must foster an environment where we can confront issues that trouble us in an intellectual and respectful fashion; and we must teach students to express their discomfort in a constructive way asking, "Why does it make you uncomfortable?

ONE of the underlying issues that has troubled democracies from the start is the relationship between the majority and the minority.