Sentence examples for troubling indication from inspiring English sources

To some, the forced departure of the two men is a troubling indication of the president's mounting insecurity and his fear that even those closest to him are not looking out for him.

CAIRO — Torture and death in detention have become widespread problems in postwar Libya, international humanitarian groups said Thursday, a troubling indication that some Qaddafi-era abuses continue under the fractured rule of the country's interim government and regionally organized militias.

For a start, English readers must be missing out on hundreds of fine books every year and the figures also provide a troubling indication of cultural imperialism and the narrow horizons of US and UK readers.

If China admits to safety problems with the high-speed rail line or scales it back, it would be a devastating blow to a project that is seen throughout the country as a source of national pride — and in the United States as a troubling indication of how far America has fallen behind in rail technology.

John McCain, a Republican and the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said that the fiasco was a "troubling indication of the dysfunction of the current national-security apparatus" and raised "further questions" about the Trump Administration's intentions regarding Vladimir Putin's Russia.

To get an invitation to the Grand Prix Final you have to earn it, and it's a troubling indication of the depth in American skating, or lack thereof, that out of a possible 24 slots, only one will be represented by a skater from the United States.

Still, Jeter's first 100 at-bats produced, or added to, an array of troubling indications.

Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. and the health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, cited "troubling indications" that some providers are billing for services never provided and vowed to prosecute.

But the letter continued: "There are troubling indications that some providers are using this technology to game the system, possibly to obtain payments to which they are not entitled.

In the crisis, and particularly in the government's initial refusal to identify what turned out to be deadly gas, these critics saw troubling indications that Soviet autocracy and unaccountability lingered in today's Russia.

But the ruling, released on Tuesday, left open the possibility that Mr. Skilling might yet win a new trial because of what the judges called "troubling" indications of possible prosecutorial misconduct.