Sentence examples for troubled numbers from inspiring English sources

Bond concentrated on more troubled numbers, like "Momma Momma," a howl of anguish whose narrator cries, "Sometimes I feel my life has come and gone".

Sixty percent do agree that U.S. law should protect the basic human rights of illegal aliens, but I am deeply troubled that number isn't much higher.

Fallaize added: "Matt's as good as gold and travelled down to help us out with squad numbers, but, as Matt would also say himself, it's not a good sign that he's there as it means we're in trouble numbers-wise".

Last month alone, P2P platforms that fell into deep financial trouble numbered 47 nationwide.

She is the spokeswoman for ProRail, which operates the Dutch railway tracks, and she was troubled by the numbers of skaters crossing the rails, many wearing bulky skates.

Our lives and society are troubled by growing numbers of loved ones lost to age-related disease and suffering extended periods of decrepitude, which is costing economies.

Troubled families, nursing numbers and the mathematical consequences of unneutered cats.

Peter Bibring, a senior staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, said he was troubled by the numbers.

Such questions of quality often trouble the number-crunchers.

That number troubled some supporters of the ID law.

Schaecher, who had just started in the job, was troubled by the number of reports coming in from around the world about the mcr-1 gene.