Sentence examples for troubling light from inspiring English sources

The Colgan accident also cast a troubling light on regional airlines, which hire young pilots, some with little experience, at a fraction of the salaries at bigger carriers.

Meanwhile, an unpublished report by the Veterans Affairs Department shines a troubling light on the experience of veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq.

It's hard to imagine any American reading this book and not seeing his country in a new, and deeply troubling, light.

The loss of wealth has cast household debt burdens in a new and troubling light, and has led to saving and deleveraging, contributing to the sharp drop in consumer demand.

In his review of "Failed States" (June 25), Jonathan Freedland suggests Chomsky's book on American behavior abroad may prompt readers to see this country in "a new, and deeply troubling, light".

Next Week: Jonathan Romney explores the wilderness again, with Russian drama How I Ended This Summer Film Choice Janus Metz's war documentary Armadillo shocked audiences in its native Denmark – soberingly brutal, it casts a troubling light on the rules of engagement in Afghanistan.

Everyone is troubled, light and love only exist to be instantly snuffed out.

If you're unfamiliar, Jon Jones is a brilliant, but troubled light-heavyweight mixed-martial artist who routinely gets suspended from the UFC for doping violations and other crimes.

An increased risk of hospitalisation and subsequent rehospitalisation for an ACSC among depressed individuals is troubling in light of evidence that some ACSC-related hospitalisations may have negative effects on long-term functioning, cognition and mental health.

Can you tell me its purpose? A. It's called a trouble light.

Another item on display was a Change-A-Blade Scissor capalble of being plugged into the cigarette lighter in one's car, thus providing a handy trouble light in case of a breakdown on the road.