Sentence examples for troubling year from inspiring English sources

Other industry experts said the reorganization was Mr. Daft's effort to put Coca-Cola back on course, after a particularly troubling year.

An often surreal, intensely controversial and deeply troubling year will draw to a close with no manager on the bench and a shadow hanging over the troubled national team who were defeated 2-1 here on Saturday by Spain.

It's been a troubling year for Florida's homeowners.

In the wake of a particularly troubling year for online media, it's easy to see how some might have mistaken that hopefulness for naiveté, but Cohn, who worked alongside the internet pioneer, notes in her piece, Barlow, "knew that new technology could create and empower evil as much as it could create and empower good.

After all, I never felt any less Italian during the troubling years of the Silvio Berlusconi government.

And still, as Adam Nossiter's new book, "Algeria Hotel," reveals, outsiders still have something special to bring in the way of insight to the most troubling years of 20th-century French history and the way those years are remembered.

It was troubling then; it's even more troubling ten years later as President Obama uses this very same "imminent threat" theory to justify augmenting Bush's controversial drones program.

The news caps a troubling couple of years for the band.

It would be neglectful for this critic to write about the CBS reality series "Big Brother," now in its fourteenth season, without making a troubling confession: twelve years ago, I was a Web watcher.

Here's the troubling part: Four years after the publication of Reckoning at Eagle Creek, Illinois is in the throes of a coal-mining rush not seen in nearly a century, recognized as the fastest-growing coal region in the nation.

The New York Times released a damning report Thursday detailing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against comedian Louis C.K., who had disputed rumors of such troubling behavior for years, most recently in September.