Sentence examples for troubled search from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame will announce Willingham's appointment at noon today, concluding its troubled search for a head coach.

A few days later, Carol A. Bartz took home nearly $10 million from Yahoo after being fired from the troubled search giant.

In this last case, the economy of passive acceptance prevails over the troubled search for more just urban transformations.

This is a big blow to the troubled search engine – Monier was recruited away from Google a year ago, where he was working on advanced search products.

He is the author of two books -- Progressive & Religious (2008) and Liberalism's Troubled Search for Equality (2007) -- and numerous articles on religion and public policy.

Those of us who knew him as Sugar during his meteoric flash across the New York/New Jersey sky remembered him in his absence as wildly talented, often endearing, sadly troubled -- searching for the grace of someone's good will.

I have trouble searching for a reason to say yes, it should still be run.

In their first scatological movie the pair got into trouble searching for grass and a perfect hamburger in New Jersey, and back in 2005 I wrote of finding it "curiously endearing thanks to the performances of John Cho as the shy Korean-American investment banker Harold Lee and Kal Penn as the laidback Indian-American medical student Kumar Patel".

"They have never been a 13-year-old girl," Justice Ginsburg said of her eight male colleagues, several of whom had suggested during oral argument that they were not troubled by the search.

That is the top priority and legislation to block access will do nothing to help, while making it harder for troubled adolescents to search for on sexual health and sexual identity issues.

The first three months of the year might have been a challenge for Google from a public relations point of view, with politicians and state attorneys general, European regulators and ordinary users troubled by the search giant's new privacy policy.