Sentence examples for order troubles from inspiring English sources
This is the order that led Verizon to hand over its telephone records to the N.S.A. [cartoon id= a20639"] The order troubles him.
Daisy (Saoirse Ronan) is your catalogue order troubled teen, re-located from California to spend a summer with her cousins in their charming English farmhouse.
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The paper concludes: "The current [food price] problem transcends the specific national political crises to represent a global concern about vulnerable populations and social order". Big trouble, in other words.
Where Mueller expressed the need to produce a "thrill," performance theorist Rebecca Schneider employs the theory "touching time". In this talk, I investigate the problem of time posed by the Fredericksburg history pageant in conjunction with performance theory in order to trouble the codependence of coherent community with an investment in linear time.
Almagro has been the second most successful player on clay this year behind the world No2 but has lost their two previous meetings and will have to serve out of his skin in order to trouble the champion, who in his last three games has dropped only 13 games.
In the coal industry, flotation continues to be a challenge in many coal preparation plants as operators need to have a sound understanding of the flotation process in order to trouble-shoot and optimize the performance of the whole plant.
This essay introduces the issue theme, analyzing epistemologies of unknowing by engaging critical indigenous thought, critical race theory, postcolonial feminist theory, critical disability studies, queer theory, and women of color feminism in order to trouble theorizations of settler colonialism as a stand-alone analytic.
Indeed, the examples that President Trump has pointed to of campuses failing to protect free speech make this vaguely worded executive order particularly troubling.
