Sentence examples for troublesome issues in from inspiring English sources

Substantially more people see these as troublesome issues in Long Island than in northern New Jersey, Westchester or Connecticut.

Mr. Khan said he never intended to make an investigative show similar to "60 Minutes" and argued that he was having a much bigger impact by putting troublesome issues in front of mainstream audiences in a way that seeks to shame them out of their apathy.

UCLA economist Lee Ohanian said the study shows that despite a recent burst in jobs — employers have added more than 200,000 net new jobs in each of the last five months — there remain "some very troublesome issues in the economy".

Moreover, electron scattering, which causes the proximity effect, is a troublesome issue in the EBL process.

Immigration is an almost uniquely troublesome issue in American political life.

However, given that regulations concerning severance pay are a feature of almost all industrialized countries (International Labour Organisation, 2012), and that the corporate gaming of regulations is an increasingly troublesome issue in the USA (Salter, 2010), there is good reason to believe that instrumentalized bullying of this kind may be found in many more developed countries.

Microsoft also notes that the new version will resolve some of the issues testers had experienced, including a troublesome issue with sign-ins with Lync 2013 on Apple's latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9.

It also shows the connection between puzzles over this issue and troublesome issues surrounding the word "if" and its use in conditional sentences.

Among the troublesome issues remaining are the forced recruitment of child soldiers by the Tigers and extortion of money by the rebels in Tamil neighborhoods.

We also discuss other troublesome issues such as missing data, atypical disease profiles, and power analysis.

Adding the URL of the digital version/edition to the print record raises troublesome issues.