Sentence examples for troubling model from inspiring English sources

While liberalization may be in progress, China has been the signature contemporary example of the troubling model of prescription, apparently prompted by concerns about over-population and limited resources.

Wherever they line up in the debates, thinkers agree that the notion of identity has become indispensable to contemporary political discourse, at the same time as they concur that it has troubling implications for models of the self, political inclusiveness, and our possibilities for solidarity and resistance.

But if we look beyond the EPA's review of the 2012 models, there's troubling news: Car makers are looking every which way to weaken the rules.

The other troubling claim is in regard to the European/American models who were cast to show the collection rather than models of Middle Eastern origin, which some claim would have been more authentic.

"The role model aspect of this is very troubling," said Donna Bojarsky, a longtime political consultant in Los Angeles.

But there's an unmistakably sexual frisson, a provocative sense of the artist mentally undressing his model, which is all the more troubling as she is his sister.

In prognostic studies model instability and missing data can be troubling factors.

Even if the assumption of logical omniscience is not too much of an idealization to provide a useful model for human reasoning, it has another potentially troubling consequence.

Even more troubling than for-profit ownership is the structure of the Facebook business model.

Academic sorting is especially troubling given that the university is one of the only institutions that could model civil discourse for young people in our polarized age, an example that is hard to provide with so few conservatives about.

CHRISTOPHER WEBB was standing in the middle of a ring of model cars, about to pose for a photograph, when he noticed a troubling presence: a green one.