Sentence examples for troubled environment from inspiring English sources

He first presented the idea in Washington, D.C. symposium on "The Troubled Environment," sponsored by the Action Council for Better Cities.

The chief executive of Electronic Arts resigned on Monday, a victim of a troubled environment for the big video game companies as well as of internal missteps, David Streitfeld reports in The New York Times on Tuesday.

Last year, when I told my relatives I had been assigned to China, almost all of them said, "So you'll get to cover the Olympics!" Few mentioned the chance to report on China's economic evolution, its troubled environment or its widening rural-urban divide.

The most important new rights and freedom in bioethics have been recognized in an ever-changing and troubled environment, characterized by the existence at a world level of a number of centres, institutions, independent authorities, professional societies and so on, with the judiciary and judge-made law playing a major role.

Newspapers around the country are trying to find ways to cut costs as they battle a troubled advertising environment and their readers migrate to digital news sources.

Aiming to cut costs in an increasingly troubled advertising environment, The New York Times announced on Monday morning that it would offer buyout packages to newsroom employees.

The inability to reduce mercury in fish to safe eating levels troubles environment and health officials -- and added to that concern is growing evidence that some freshwater fish in similar northern latitudes, from the Great Lakes to Scandinavia, appear to have increasing mercury levels after years of decline.

Faced with the troubling credit environment, the three banks involved in the HD Supply sale, JPMorgan Chase, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, threatened to pull out of the $10.3 billion deal if the terms weren't sweetened.

Self reported air pollution problems (APP) was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution from traffic?", with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.

Self reported pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc. was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc.?" with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.

The Beijing Olympics, he says, is propaganda: a "fake smile" masking the country's "disgusting" politics, troubled society and foul environment.