Sentence examples for troubling in the context of from inspiring English sources

The bias for debt over equity is especially troubling in the context of banks.

These connections are problematic in and of themselves, but are even more troubling in the context of record campaign spending in recent judicial elections.

First, the occurrence of respiratory troubles in the context of well-controlled dives is rare.

When asked whether the coverage of her husband's legal and financial troubles in the context of her trial was fair or more evidence of sexism, she said, "I think it was really unfair.

This report is troubling considering the context of the study.

The latest trouble comes in the context of a campaign to rid Shenzhen of "underground" lawyers who are not licensed to practice in the city, according to the notice ordering him to stop practicing.

Veterans are different, their troubles seen in the context of sacrifice and shared kinship: the call to service, the daily reality of facing death, and a credo of strength, honor and bravery.

A mono-centric form of conservation governance is troubling in this context because even where conservation actions are locally driven, the centralisation of power can effectively scale all actions to that of the state-based, broad sociological scaled management.

In particular, Mr Wowereit, a perennial and flamboyant cheerleader for Berlin as a world city, who made the airport one of his pet projects, has a lot to answer for.Ralf Kunkel, the airport's spokesman, says that the project's troubles should be seen in the context of other public infrastructure works.

It is what transpired in the moments after soiling our hands that I have trouble understanding and placing in the context of the Christian experience.

Mr Duncan's statement, although not prompted by the Tories' latest troubles, will nonetheless be seen in the context of the wider battle over the party's future.