Sentence examples for troubling elements from inspiring English sources

The agreement has troubling elements.

But Mr Murthy's return does come with two troubling elements.

But the case of Jhessye, whose name is pronounced Jessie (and is spelled "Jahessye" by the Glendale police), has its own troubling elements.

Among the most troubling elements of the board's process, Justice Mott wrote, was its apparent failure to set up standards that were required by a 2011 law.

"Despite the number of troubling elements brought out by the media in Spain concerning the team, no official information concerning this inquiry has been revealed by the Spanish authorities," the court ruling said.

This time, without that diverting parade of Roman men before me, I am fully aware of troubling elements in the chastity vow that priests are required to make.

One troubling element of last July's peace agreement was a broad amnesty granted to rebel fighters for crimes committed during the war.

Mother-to-child transmission is considered a particularly troubling element of the epidemic in South Africa, where almost a quarter of all pregnant women carry the virus.

Experts have argued in recent days that an overall loss of trust in those leaders previously seen to be managing the crisis could remain a troubling element of collateral damage resulting from the mishandling of the first rescue package for Cyprus.

Studies show that up to 70percentt of gay and bisexual men with syphilis will test positive for H.I.V. "Obviously, that's a very troubling element and heightens our activities focusing on these groups," Dr. George Counts, director of the agency's syphilis elimination activities, said.

But the more troubling element of Bodega is that it wants to render its namesake obsolete.