Sentence examples for troubling location from inspiring English sources

When you turn off (technically "pause," a choice of words in itself troubling) "Location History," a major Google account-level setting, you are told: "With Location History off, the places you go are no longer stored".

MSF responds to emergencies (conflicts, epidemics, and natural disasters) in 70 intensely troubled locations around the globe.

Its device plugs into cars' OBD-II port, allowing it to track mileage, car trouble, location and more.

If you're having trouble locating a retail location that sells stamps, get online and search the USPS's site for a list of nearby locations.

Corporal Gary Stroeder, the officer who was formerly in charge of the missing-person investigation on the Canadian side, is troubled by the location of Hadwin's axe.

Was this the first time this season the left-hander has had trouble with location?

Davis said he kept his head down on a slider, low and away, a location that had been troubling him.

However, the kind of struggle that overlooks location within social institutions is troubling.

With that said: even out in the relatively low-tech East Bay of California, I had no trouble finding locations to at least test things out.

"We will be looking at the modeling and how the water actually flowed," said Stephen Frasher, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, "but I haven't heard of any trouble spot locations that emerged as a surprise from the storm".

"We will be looking at the modeling and how the water actually flowed," said Stephen Frasher, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, "but I haven't heard of any trouble spot locations that emerged as a surprise from the storm". This week was marked by three El Niño storms in a row coming in from the Pacific.