Sentence examples for most troubling issue from inspiring English sources

That is the most troubling issue.

The most troubling issue is security, and delays in completing sports sites and transportation links are adding to the sense of vulnerability.

Kosminsky described the governance proposals as "central and most troubling issue", adding that the fears were not party political and referring back to previous disagreements between the BBC and the then Labour government over the Hutton inquiry.

Does he lack negotiating skills, the bullying capacity to get people to come around?" The budget has proved to be the most troubling issue of Mr. Brown's first years and it has hijacked much of his time, as his aides worried it would when he took office facing a $26 billion shortfall.

However, the most troubling issue is whether science can continue to perform its most basic function, describing the nature of reality.

That is the most troubling issue with National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's harsh "notice" to Iran yesterday in response to Tehran's ill-advised missile test.

"The dramatic increases in pricing we've seen are one of the most troubling issues from a consumer point of view".

Kevin J. Martin, chairman of the F.C.C., called the dramatic increases in pricing "one of the most troubling issues from a consumer point of view".

The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (Sigar) has said that one of the most troubling issues surrounding the filling station, built in the city of Sheberghan after the American-led invasion, was how the Department of Defence (DoD) was unable or unwilling to explain why the "ill-conceived" project was so expensive compared with the estimated cost of $500,000.

One of the Valley's most troubling issues: booking "gross revenue" in a way that gooses the top line.

One of the most troubling issues it faces is the slow growth in subscribers to its dial-up service.