Sentence examples for question troubles from inspiring English sources

I know that the Jews have done a wonderful piece of work in Palestine and have raised the standards of the people there, but one question troubles me.

That question troubles Det Sgt Ling, because every film made using the spy pen would have had to have been transferred to a computer to view it.

Since I have enjoyed a fulfilling position in an army research laboratory for more than 30 years, the question troubles me greatly.

Another question troubled me.

The only question troubling Cardinals fans regarded the team's light use of Larry Fitzgerald.

So here's the question troubling one or two Conservatives: is David Cameron becoming the new Ted Heath?

This raises the question troubling Democratic Hispanic officeholders in Los Angeles: Will Mr. Bush be able to replicate this success nationwide?

This was the question troubling industry leaders at the Guardian's energy fringe session at the Labour party conference in Manchester.

And yet, once posed, that question troubled me, and made me wonder if, on a subconscious level, my great love for my mother might have been partly caused by her beauty.

The difference in the body counts of the two groups is at the heart of a question troubling the aid community: Has American counterinsurgency strategy militarized the delivery of aid?

THERE seems to be no hope of a serious debate about homelessness until we resolve the question troubling devout politicians and journalists: What would happen to the baby Jesus and his parents in today's New York City?