Sentence examples for troubled though from inspiring English sources

Its banks are troubled, though not as much as Japan's, and are reducing their shareholdings in corporate Germany.

Freeman, like so many other "early-returning missionaries," continued to be troubled, though, by feelings of failure.

In fact her teenage years were fairly troubled, though she's reluctant to talk about it.

We also love Detroit, troubled though it may be, and have since Berry Gordy began making hit records at 2648 West Grand Boulevard.

He was slightly troubled though, by a jaunty fellow carrying a Barcelona flag who scampered on to the court at the beginning of this set.

Therefore we will not fear even though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea, though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling.

The political landscape is troubling, though.

What is troubling, though, is their responses when we ask what they see as key current issues affecting social work.

What is troubling, though, is that as a group, many of these executives apparently don't realize that they lack forecasting ability.

The company's lack of communication and transparency is troubling, though.

Troubling though each step of this has been, there's a deeper problem underlying this entire scene.