But what the White House insists is most troublesome about the press is its perceived hunger for headlines, which leads, in turn, to carelessness.
Mr Ramadoss was, in effect, backing the cola giants in their rebuttal of CSE's claims.For some foreign firms the controversy illustrates much that is troublesome about doing business in India's argumentative democracy.
Rather, what is troublesome about these examples is that they raise the very same serious constitutional questions that confront us here (and perhaps others as well). 1 The Court confuses the two points.
The first of these assessments applies to Stollman's novel as readily as to his narrator's book; it is the source of what is finest and most troublesome about it.
James G. Poulos of the American Spectator, on the other hand, says there's nothing troublesome about the 18-hour delay in reporting the incident: "Cheney accidentally kills a man — news.
What Stone finds troublesome about the current turn of events, is that laws such as the Patriot Act -- and the War on Terror of which it is a part -- are open-ended with no expiration date, unlike past rulings, which were created with a finite time frame.
What's particularly troublesome about this is that Gov. Pence is selling himself as pro-tech and pro-Salesforce.
That's what's really troublesome about this," Raimondi told CBS News. "I don't think there's been a spread, but it's likely that the same causal factors are contributing to these separate outbreaks," he said.
Two stories this newspaper broke were particularly troublesome to him: one, in 2005, about the National Security Agency's antiterror-agents' eavesdropping on Americans without warrants; the other, published in 2006, about the Treasury Department's screening international banking records.
Leigh Silverman, who directed "From Up Here" and has a way with plays about troublesome parents ("Well," "Coraline"), teams up with Ms. Flahive again here.
