Sentence examples for troubled as it from inspiring English sources

And the rich world, troubled as it is, must never give up in its effort to help the poor one to stand on its own feet.

"As troubled as it is, I love my country, I would never defect to Sweden," Souleyman told the Guardian.

All this news led some investors to conclude that the economy might not be as troubled as it appeared to be in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.

He was not a great success, particularly at the Colonial Office, troubled as it was by the Palestinian situation; and in 1932 he and Beatrice, thoroughly disillusioned with Labour prospects in Britain, went to the U.S.S.R. and "fell in love," as they said, with what they found there.

And China, in the shape of Wuhan Iron & Steel, may yet show its hand even though the Chinese state-run firm's plans for a big investment in one of Riversdale's mines recently fell through.So Rio and its many potential rivals could become involved in bidding war for a medium-sized mine in a part of Africa that, though not as troubled as it once was, is still far from risk-free.

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"The GMTV launch was not a triumph, it was troubled as well," he told the Radio 4 programme.

But others are actively troubling, as it was with the baleful figure of David Bowie in the mid-70s.

But Awlaki's case, troubling as it may be, raises a broader issue: the Administration's refusal to disclose the criteria by which it condemns anyone, American or otherwise, to death.

Although activism is rare overall, it tends to be a highly publicized event, and the fact that female CEOs are targeted more than male CEOs is troubling, as it may perpetuate negative gender stereotypes of female executives.

With shareholder activism on the rise in American financial markets, the finding that female CEOs are targeted more than male CEOs is troubling, as it can perpetuate negative gender stereotypes of female executives.