Sentence examples for subject that troubles from inspiring English sources
And that's why I've spent the last couple of weeks having a good rummage around in a subject that troubles me greatly: the current concept of female beauty.
The bill incited a national conversation about a subject that has troubled me for decades: the government — disproportionately — supports research that is amenable to statistical analyses and models even though everyone knows the clean equations mask messy realities that contrived data sets and assumptions don't, and can't, capture.
This should be the first of many hearings on a subject that has troubled both allies and potential enemies around the world.
The tax is a subject that has been troubling a lot of the mothers at the local children's centre.
This is a subject that has been troubling the medical profession for decades, In the 70s and 80s, benzodiazepine misuse became enough of a public health problem to prompt doctors to cut down on prescribing -- and publish a lot of anguished articles on the subject in medical journals.
Yet this year, I learn to use my imagination in math, the subject that gives me the most trouble.
After that, troubles piled up.
Though the report offers no theories of its own, Reba and her team hope that the results of their work will help researchers better explore a range of subjects that have long troubled scholars of urbanisation.
Does that trouble Singer?
