Sentence examples for troubling week from inspiring English sources

In a troubling week for long-suffering fans and overstocked merchandising companies alike, the Sugababes have gained admittance to a small, strange subset of acts, whose only shared characteristic is a desire to continue working, despite containing none of their original members.

Most troubling this week have been the callers reporting that blacks were arbitrarily turned away at some polling places.

She developed a troubling cough weeks after fleeing the attack and died in February 2002.

The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill gives his thoughts after hearing Boehner speak: Anyone who takes John Boehner's conciliatory comments over the last few days at face value is going to have a troubling few weeks.

This is especially troubling during a week when record radiation levels have been detected in groundwater near the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan.

Rio Olympics BBC1/2 | iPlayer Flying to the Ends of the Earth C4 | All 4 First Dates C4 | All 4 Fleabag BBC3 | iPlayer The most troubling sight of the week came courtesy of the Rio Olympics coverage, when Dutch cyclist and leader Annemiek van Vleuten was thrown from her bike during the women's road race on the same course where male riders crashed previously.

"Obviously the results of the last two weeks are troubling," he added.

The extra troubling issue was the week-long delay between the crash test and the battery pack catching fire.

No longer confined to frustrated or impatient motorists' "road rage", public displays of anger have taken on a new and troubling tone in recent weeks.

But perhaps the week's most troubling events unfolded in the nation's capital, Kabul, where Afghan officials began counting ballots in the presidential election, held on August 20.

KABUL, Afghanistan — If the ease of the American exit from Afghanistan is based on the supply of Afghan good will, it has been a troubling and potentially very costly week for the United States.