Sentence examples for troubling problems from inspiring English sources

There were also very troubling problems with the process of its creation.

SHELDON ELSEN, a securities lawyer at Orans Elsen & Lupert in New York, said the structure of the LJM2 partnership "really presents some very troubling problems".

In its most recent inspection of the Red Cross last December, the Food and Drug Administration said it found "numerous and troubling problems".

We elected a president, and this one, for a change, is bright, articulate and coolheaded, and appears to work very hard to understand the troubling problems confronting the United States and most of the world.

Even though NASA had its share of troubling problems before the accident, Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who flew on Columbia in 1986, said, "I'm confident that the space program in a robust fashion will continue".

The work of a bioethicist should be judged on whether it gives us a deeper understanding of a biomedical ethical problem; ultimately, however, each of us must seek the answers to these troubling problems in our own moral consciousness.

And the story it tells is depressingly plausible: how a combination of peer pressure and loose family ties, rampant consumerism and readily available drugs can push a normal adolescent over the edge".Thirteen" highlights one of the most troubling problems in modern America: the parlous state of the family.

Fashion shows and art classes alone will not save the city, of course, and some skeptics call these efforts a sugarcoating of the deeper, more troubling problems of police and judicial corruption and ineptitude, as well as a fragile economy that is debilitatingly dependent on large manufacturing plants known as maquiladoras.