Sentence examples for troubled to a from inspiring English sources

While the New Orleans police force may be troubled to a rare degree, federal officials also described the city's appetite for systemic reform as unprecedented.

City would be troubled to a far greater extent at Wembley on Sunday if Hazard, Oscar and Mata – or even the promising Victor Moses – line up behind Demba Ba or Fernando Torres.

In his police interview, he said: "What I didn't realise was that Anna was deeply troubled to a level I had no idea about.

The government sold 51% of Korea First Bank, one of the two most troubled, to a consortium of American financial firms, Newbridge and GE Capital.

Such confidence was, of course, extremely troubling to a Leicester supporter.

This shift is troubling to a Europe that tends to see more problems than promise in alien blood.

It can also be troubling to a physician when his or her patient seems to place more trust in a TV ad or a Web site.

These sorts of field screening tests are troubling to William Head, a Georgia criminal defense attorney.

It is normally troubling to see an observational study posing questions asked and answered by higher science.

Low self-efficacy around this topic was troubling to participants and many expressed a desire to pursue further education.

He caught a break after he confided his troubles to a friend in the shoe business.