Sentence examples for trouble characterized from inspiring English sources

This diagnostic analysis illustrated that the system is in serious trouble characterized by fragmentation and compartmentalization.

But I had trouble characterizing not getting to the World Series as failure.

The relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan is troubled, characterized by deep mutual distrust and conflicting goals.

Laura Murphy, head of the Washington office of the American Civil Liberties Union, said she was troubled by what she characterized as a "road show" by Mr. Ashcroft aimed at swaying public opinion on a politically charged issue like the Patriot Act.

Insomnia is a disorder characterized by symptom focused definitions: trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, waking up before socially desirable or sleep which is simply not rejuvenating, Insomnia patients can have several of these symptoms together.

Several board members characterized the recent troubles as nothing more than growing pains.

The April fund-raising numbers are also an indication that the Republican Party is still recovering from what party officials had characterized as serious financial troubles and poor donor relations under their previous chairman, Michael Steele.

Rep. Mark Sanford of South Carolina also characterized the allegations as "troubling".

"It is troubling that the Committee Majority has characterized the information from Judge Kavanaugh's confidential background investigation on Twitter, as that information is confidential and not subject to public release".

That this man vowed to preserve and protect the Constitution of the United States, however, and is blatantly chipping away at the very freedoms which have characterized American democracy is troubling.

In the case of its use during pregnancy, amitriptyline should be suspended, at least 7 days before delivery to reduce the likelihood of a neonatal withdrawal syndrome which is characterized by respiratory distress and trouble feeding.