Sentence examples for troubled position from inspiring English sources

There's been a few political shitstorms in Australia of late: The same-sex marriage debate, the Bronwyn Bishop entitlements scandal, and Dyson Heydon's now troubled position as head of the royal commission into union corruption.

His narrative examines the troubled position of the intellectual in times of upheaval with remarkable intensity.

Several publishers said last week that Borders executives had not addressed the fundamental issues that drove the company to its current troubled position.

Despite its troubled position, the retailer still sells 27% of all DVDs and Blu-Ray and 38% of the physical music market.

FTI Consulting's Australian chief of corporate finance and restructuring, John Park, said on Monday the administrators would seek to help the company trade out of its troubled position.

Only time will tell if Mayer can lead Yahoo out of its troubled position, but as Fox says, she is probably one of only a handful of people who could save the company from sinking into oblivion.

Some phone recordings suggest that Mr. Martin-Artajo encouraged Mr. Iksil to value troubled positions favorably, according to people with knowledge of the investigation.

"Some phone recordings suggest that Mr. Martin-Artajo encouraged Mr. Iksil to value troubled positions favorably, according to people with knowledge of the investigation," Jessica Silver-Greenberg writes in The New York Times.

This pro-trouble position reappears in a 1937 pronouncement in News of the World: In spite of all its horror, we must regard the sinking of the Lusitania as an event most important and favourable to the Allies..

This pro-trouble position reappears in a 1937 pronouncement in News of the World: In spite of all its horror, we must regard the sinking of the Lusitania as an event most important and favourable to the Allies...

The editor, who hated the job, was having trouble positioning everyone.