Sentence examples for troubled how from inspiring English sources

"They are deeply troubled how to pay the bills".

We also need to trouble how our suspicion, and how our outward displays of fears and anxieties impact others.

The court was also troubled by how the EPA went about rule-making: telling states how to reduce pollution without first letting them draw up their own plans.

He was particularly troubled by how sedentary people were.

And yet, he's still troubled by how the information was acquired.

He was more troubled by how G.M. had become, in his words, "a political football".

But she was deeply troubled by how Mr. Gore presented himself.

"The government is terribly troubled by how this case unfolded," Mr. Kelley told the judge.

"And I'm also troubled by how much time they spend on their computers.

He also said he was troubled by how little time many candidates seem to be spending on the road.

I am troubled by how we have allowed such intellectual distance between violence and the representation of violence.