Sentence examples for troubled conditions from inspiring English sources

Another senator expressed a broader concern: "I fear that unless society can in some manner reconcile these troubled conditions as between capital and labor, Mexico is not the only country that will be torn by internecine strife".

It is not clear whether the failure of the men from the library to come back, as they promised, to the monastery was due to the troubled conditions or to the absence of E. L. Sukenik, the University's head archeologist.

He also argued that the terrorist attacks created "an emergency situation" in America, and that given this situation, "the government may be justified in taking measures which in less troubled conditions could be seen as infringements of individual liberties".

Mr. Yoo noted that those actions could raise constitutional issues, but said that in the face of devastating terrorist attacks, "the government may be justified in taking measures which in less troubled conditions could be seen as infringements of individual liberties".

Labor MPs also remain deeply troubled by conditions in offshore detention.

However troubled the conditions in the Harlem buildings, the problems with the firm were apparently dire.

But, despite the city's recovery, Moore remains troubled by conditions within it.

The officers were responding to an article published Sunday in The New York Times in which many soldiers and family members said they were troubled by conditions in the Army's Warrior Transition Units.

But Ms. Ofner, who grew up in nearby Delran, also said that while she was impressed by what was happening in the parts of the city where she lived and went to school, she was troubled by conditions in the rest of the city.

"But those companies are the ones most vulnerable to trouble when conditions change," he says.

The Department of Health said it did not take more aggressive action against Seaport in previous years because it preferred to help troubled homes improve conditions.