Sentence examples for troubling actions from inspiring English sources
But sometimes securing the common good requires morally troubling actions.
Some of the most troubling actions, regulators say, occurred between 2007 and 2009.
He said that looking back over the Harris and Klebold documents he found numerous moments when troubling actions or words from one of the boys might have prompted an adult to stop them.
"Mr. Chmielewski described an environment in which you sought to marginalize, remove or otherwise retaliate against agency employees who advised you not to take these troubling actions, or refused to take or justify such actions at your direction.
But then, there have been many troubling actions by the for-profit college industry, including by Graham Holdings' for-profit college subsidiary, Kaplan Higher Education, and I have only about a day a week available to write about these issues.
The resignation came after Mr. Bloomberg called a report into Ms. Lam's actions "troubling" and then met with the schools chancellor at City Hall to discuss her fate.
Mr. Snepp called Canvasback's actions troubling and said the senator had asked her staff to research what is now a gray area: whether selling the two ships was legal.
I wonder how much these "protectors of great Western civilization" realize the kind of damage and destruction they cause to the Western civilizational and civic achievements through their troubling ideologies and actions.
Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. said that, despite the earlier guidance, "we have continued to hear troubling reports of actions — being taken by school districts around the country — that have a chilling effect on student enrollment, raising barriers for undocumented children and children from immigrant families who seek to receive the public education to which they are entitled".
In January, Arne Duncan, the federal secretary of education, called the board's action "troubling" and "backward".
A possible alternative to giving the GAO auditing authority would be giving more powers to the Fed's own inspector-general.The latest actions are troubling nonetheless.
