Sentence examples for troubling communications from inspiring English sources

Adding to the nation's sense of vulnerability, intelligence officials said they had picked up troubling communications indicating that Al Qaeda might be preparing a new attack, and an inspector general's report warned that many foreigners had obtained Social Security numbers using false information.

ROME — In a papacy troubled by communications missteps, Pope Benedict XVI's unprecedented new book of interviews with a German journalist sought to clarify matters by going straight to the source.

Privacy advocates on both sides of the political spectrum said the decision raised troubling questions about in-car communications devices.

Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper called the reports about Trump using a personal cell phone troubling and said that such communications could be targeted by foreign intelligence.

In a public affairs manual published last year, the Coast Guard anticipated the potential for trouble when communications are overheard.

His senior leaders, however, have had far more trouble with communications discipline, and slip-ups have often led to their demise.

Launched on 20 May, the mission was going smoothly until the ground crew had trouble reestablishing communications after the spacecraft passed behind Venus during its orbit injection maneuver yesterday.

First it was trouble with communications with Earth.

"I find it troubling as an American," said Mr. Bush's communications director solemnly.

As a communications professional, I found the lack of acknowledgement equally troubling.

Michael Kelly, communications director at Clean Water Action, a national environmental advocacy group, said Trump's promise to ax the Clean Water Rule is deeply troubling.