Sentence examples for troubling failures from inspiring English sources

To him, though, among the most troubling failures in Charlottesville is also the most difficult to solve.

The world's second largest carmaker was criticised by US regulators on Tuesday for a "troubling" failure to supply information about faulty ignition switches linked to 13 deaths.

The more troubling failure came with the drug test that could force Contador to surrender his Tour title, even if he continues to insist that he ingested the banned steroid clenbuterol through contaminated meat.

The "lack of knowledge about Mr. Aamer's case indicates a troubling failure by the White House to communicate the importance of it," the members of Parliament wrote.

The British parliamentarians who wrote the New York Times op-ed said they were "astonished" to find that no one they met with in Washington seemed to know anything about Aamer's case, the seeming result of "a troubling failure by the White House to communicate the importance of it".

What makes these findings so striking is just how insubstantial the situational influences effecting troubling moral failures seem to be; it is not that people fail to adhere to standards for good conduct, but that the can be induced to do so with such ease.

Yet it does signify something profound and troubling: economists' failure to communicate the essential insights of our discipline.

But in 2005 it began showing troubling signs of failure.

At the same time as Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman was receiving its first performances in the US, in Italy De Sica was also exploring the troubling radiance of failure.

More troubling is their failure to scratch the surface of the deeper historical forces at work in the turn of so much of the industry and its audiences alike from a news orientation to an entertainment one.

More troubling is the failure to challenge the inconsistency of S4's statements at U6 and U12, both of which receive support from other group members.