Sentence examples for troubled to read from inspiring English sources

But there were signs, for those who troubled to read them, that there was a lot more to her than that.

Its status as a joke party was cemented when its then-leader, Lord Pearson, admitted in a television interview that he had not troubled to read its 14-page manifesto.

That is why I was so troubled to read a recent interview with President Obama in Rolling Stone in which he said that Canada would exploit the oil in its vast tar sands reserves "regardless of what we do".

As a former project manager for the Defense Advanced Projects Agency, I was troubled to read about Darpa's cut in research spending at universities and its move to practical, short-term projects.

Because Arab Americans and American Muslims have been waiting to see when the Obama Administration would finally act to end Bush-era ethnic and religious profiling guidelines and practices, we were troubled to read press accounts this week indicating that Attorney General Eric Holder may be proposing to keep in place many of the programs that have so compromised our rights.

I was deeply troubled to read your piece dated April 6, in which you review Romney for President Press Secretary Andrea Saul's statement that "women account for 92.3percentt of the jobs lost under Obama," find it to be "accurate," and then rate it "Mostly False".

Did Clinton take the trouble to read the intelligence estimate before casting her vote?

On containers of insecticides, warnings are printed so inconspicuously that few people take the trouble to read them.

But, having taken the trouble to read a few of his books, I suspected it wouldn't turn out that way.

"So I became academic, probably because people took the trouble to read to me as a kid and I got interested in books".

Our goal is to tell the reader everything he or she could possibly want to know about an article before he or she troubles to read it.