Sentence examples for most troubling side effect from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the most troubling side effect of the gender gap in college isn't what's happening today, but what will happen 10-20 years from now.

That may be the most troubling side of "Sicario": a growing awareness that the currency of life is being devalued.

Hypertension is a particularly troubling side effect, doctors said, because it is associated with heart attacks and congestive heart failure.

With the Olympics under way there is now another potentially troubling side effect of the Brexit vote for sport in the UK.

Chancellor Strine then states in a footnote that "certain chancery staff have experienced a troubling side effect to reading this evidence: Lionel Richie's 1980's treacle, 'Hello,' came to mind and is stuck in their heads".

At a time when global health officials are stepping up efforts to treat obesity as a worrisome public health threat, some researchers are warning of a troubling side effect: growing stigma against fat people.

But an even more troubling side effect threatens China's future, as doctors have observed lowered sperm counts, possibly brought on by pollution.

Still, the runaway success of the program has included some potentially troubling side effects.

It took too long to take effect and wore off too quickly; it also had troubling side effects, and many people were allergic to it.

But the drugs can have troubling side effects, including drowsiness or insomnia, weight loss or weight gain, rashes, irritability, mental slowing and forgetfulness.

In rare cases, practitioners have experienced troubling side effects such as "depersonalisation", where they feel they are watching themselves in a film.