Sentence examples for may be troubling from inspiring English sources

A requirement of incontrovertible physical evidence in itself creates distinctions that may be troubling.

But it may be troubling in more ways than its producers intended.

South African trade and banking officials fear his stance may be troubling skittish investors.

What may be troubling to all, however, is the haphazard way these new behaviors will be captured and determined.

The widening gap may be troubling for their rivals but neither Serena nor Venus seems to care a jot.

"While the idea of a gay high school may be troubling for some," writes Mr Brody, "the problem for Obama is that a pick like this doesn't portray him in such a centrist way.

The Oxfordshire set may be troubled at times, but they never go hungry.

In neighboring Germany, the relationship with Jews may be troubled but it is much simpler.

The residential real estate market may be troubled, but property-focused Web sites are still attracting visitors and investors.

But Mr. Obama may be troubled by the painful memory of his mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, who died of ovarian cancer in 1995.

Also on the receiving end may be troubled borrowers securing some relief on the terms of their home loans.