Sentence examples for troubled concerns from inspiring English sources

Mr. Washington, who built his fortune acquiring troubled concerns, owned about 40percentt of the Washington Group's stock.

Its theme was characteristically troubled, concerning a naughty piglet who loses his parents to a bacon slicer.

He had a more immediate, troubling concern.

But in an America troubled by concerns about both the economy and national security, voters need to know what he will do with them.

Bioethicists are troubled by concerns for the clone's welfare, the viability of his or her family and the implications for wider society.

But companies troubled by concerns over MCI's honesty or its long-term stability may gradually shift more of their business to its rivals.

The daily activities of patients with IBS are often adversely affected and patients may be troubled by concerns related to the cause and the effects of their condition.

Another source of trouble concerns the selection coefficients of the mutations responsible for adaptation.

Two weeks ago at another Senate Commerce Committee hearing, Mr. Powell appeared to sympathize with the senators, saying he was troubled and concerned about the radio industry's consolidation.

About 40 met with guidance counselors and six students, who were especially troubled or concerned about safety, met with crisis counselors.

"Some customers were troubled and concerned that we featured an interview with Gloria Steinem in a recent catalog," reads the statement.