Sentence examples for remained troubled from inspiring English sources

But the six who were dismissed remained troubled.

This collapsed in Scotland in 1689, but the country remained troubled and unsettled throughout William's reign.

Mrs. Clinton remained troubled by parts of the bill, she wrote in her memoir, particularly the provision barring welfare for legal immigrants.

A1 Tempering Optimism on Surplus The Congressional Budget Office warned that although the fiscal outlook for the next decade or so was bright, and getting brighter, the picture over the longer run remained troubled, even dire.

BEIJING — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China entered his final days in power on Tuesday with a warning that the nation remained troubled by divisions between the urban rich and rural poor and unbalanced economic growth, and he vowed that the government would continue building up its military, which received a 10.7 percent increase in spending for 2013.

And when fame and recognition came at last, when awareness of the Holocaust became widespread, Levi remained troubled: he worried about Italian political squalor, hawkish Israeli policies, revisionist interpretations of the Holocaust, Holocaust denial, misinterpretations of his work and a trivialization of the catastrophe of European Jews.

What remains unclear is how much of this can be improved, and whether the system will remain troubled through 2004.

Still, many juvenile court systems remain troubled.

But American law enforcement officials remain troubled by money laundering.

Even the council's diplomatic efforts remain troubled.

But then there was that one remaining troubled debt lurking: their home.