Sentence examples for troubling concern from inspiring English sources

He had a more immediate, troubling concern.

This is partly because "a victims' counterspeech might improve posters' standing"; a troubling concern is that "naming and shaming harassers can exacerbate the abuse".

These developments, worrisome enough by themselves, have led experts to a larger and still more troubling concern that America's intelligence services may be incapable of monitoring the proliferation of chemical, biological, and nuclear expertise and technology.

For seven straight games, dating to last March 30, the Nets have not won in their building, an embarrassment and a troubling concern considering New Jersey's home schedule gets tougher, starting with Patrick Ewing and Seattle on Saturday, followed by Portland, Miami and Indiana next week.

This heightens worries about possible job losses, a particularly troubling concern when the United States find itself in the worst global recession in a generation.

The more realistic yet still troubling concern is that the ideal of Europe -- a unified, confident group of nations acting as a humanitarian beacon for the world -- is in danger.

Its theme was characteristically troubled, concerning a naughty piglet who loses his parents to a bacon slicer.

Today's background of bitter divisions over war with Iraq could hardly be more different.Besides, the round's troubles concern more than just missed deadlines (see article).

Various investors and the federal government are now suing Bayou.Bayou's troubles concern its investors the most, but they also highlight a wider problem.

Jack Luft Sanibel, Fla., March 23, 2011 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman touches on the most sensitive — and troubling — issue concerning Libya: Who exactly are the "rebels"?

Some trouble concerning this bar, or me?" Kamita nodded.