Sentence examples for troubling instance from inspiring English sources
Whatever the reason Google was experimenting with harvesting Android users' location info, it's another troubling instance of the company slurping up sensitive user data without making people explicitly aware it's doing so — let alone giving users controls to opt out of another major invasion of their privacy.
The most troubling instance of that in the current report is a manufacturer that uses a fiberglass flame barrier with organohalogen flame retardants and the heavy metal antimony.
In a troubling instance, a cited reference is misrepresented as refuting a genetic connection to schizophrenia; the reference in question (Collins et al., 2012) actually reports genome-wide association studies showing linkage of schizophrenia to particular loci (just not to the genes originally suspected).
Senator Bruno is troubled, for instance, by the cuts in free services for families with children who have cerebral palsy, autism or other disabilities.
All stories -- all fiction, you might say -- are about human trouble, instances of which animate and provoke the writer.
Mr. Goss said that the House and Senate committees had been troubled by instances in which newspapers had published information that came from sophisticated electronic surveillance, and that these had exposed methods and sources.
It's troubling in the first instance that there are so few women on the Rich List.
For instance, it is troubling that de Jong et al. have not shown any benefit of BMSC on MRI-derived cardiac function parameters at odds with other studies using mainly echocardiographic data, which are considered much more prone to observer bias.
"Overinvestment" may convince potential rivals that trying to compete is not worth the trouble, for instance.
There are a few new-building glitches — he had trouble, for instance, obtaining the stickers necessary for storing his two bicycles in the bike room.
The Islamic Republic is widely seen by Sunni rulers as a subversive Shia power, capable of sowing troubles, for instance in nearby Bahrain, where the Shia majority has been harshly suppressed.
