Sentence examples for troubled topic from inspiring English sources

Last month four senior American government officials traveled to Saudi Arabia to revisit the troubled topic of the desert kingdom's antiterrorism efforts.

So, if current educational strategies turn people off and motivate them to defer to government authorities or scientists to make decisions rather than trusting themselves to think critically or to change the world, how do we teach about troubling topics?

Never one to shy away from troubling topics, Southland focuses on the dirty, grimy, dangerous crimes and unspeakable acts.

But some investors in renewable energy projects say they are troubled by a more disagreeable topic: slowness by Turkey's government in moving to privatize its energy markets and take advantage of its capacity for generating wind power.

Reform advocates will be troubled, but this is not a topic which hits voters where they hurt.

They are troubled and angered by how the topic has been treated in The Times and other news organizations over the past several days.

The matter has troubled him.

You could see Mr McConnell concluding that he had troubled the chamber long enough on the particular topic, whose details I forget.

Think of something from your own life that has inspired, troubled, or intrigued you — how can you explore this topic more fully in a novel?

From time to time, we turn to you, our community, for input on topics of the day that leave us troubled.

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