Sentence examples for some troubling issues from inspiring English sources

Further, they tie some troubling issues to him.

Still, some troubling issues remained; in those three months, there were 73 instances when riders got stuck in elevators.

Ariel Levy's article on the rape case in Steubenville, Ohio, reveals some troubling issues about justice in the Internet era ("Trial by Twitter," August 5th).

Richard M. Perloff Professor of Communication Cleveland State University Cleveland, Ohio Ariel Levy's article on the rape case in Steubenville, Ohio, reveals some troubling issues about justice in the Internet era ("Trial by Twitter," August 5th).

"Depending on context and country," they write, "the appropriate role of policy will be as often to stem the tide of capital flows as to encourage them".That bold conclusion leaves some troubling issues unresolved.

Reports that Enron paid a total of $17 million in taxes over the last five years, while being eligible for $382 million in tax refunds, raise what must be some troubling issues for the Bush administration.

The kettling of young student protesters in Parliament Square last Thursday raises some extremely troubling issues.

But this settlement on balance has some seriously troubling issues.

But even if XMRV is not a threat to human health, the fact that a retrovirus that can readily infect human cells was apparently generated by chance in the lab raises some interesting and potentially troubling issues.

Many other politicians sit on the boards of America's largest public companies, and some aspects of their services raise troubling issues.

Besides reveling in daily life and rituals, some of Mr. De Jesús's skeletons address more troubling issues, like illegal immigration and the corrupting power of money.