Sentence examples for when troubled by from inspiring English sources

But, they noted, party officials have been known to wind up in the hospital when troubled by political problems.

The Society of Homeopaths, when troubled by criticisms of their regulatory practices on Dr Andy Lewis's Quackometer website, threatened his webhosts, who had no interest in mounting a defence and caved in immediately.

He was sent right back to school and did not discuss the subject again for 30 years when, troubled by issues with his own children, he began seeing a therapist.

So how should politicians respond when troubled by "turbulent priests"?

I think the president's obligation, as he addressed directly yesterday and then again this morning, was when questions are raised, when they are legitimate questions, when people are troubled by things -- and he, indeed, is troubled himself by some of these questions -- we should look at it.

He was last held scoreless during consecutive games Feb. 17-19, when he was troubled by back pain.

As a non-horseman I'm half-heartedly with the hunters, especially when we're troubled by urban foxes.

Squandering precious resources on nuclear bombs is disgraceful when Pakistan is troubled by economic crisis and facing an insurgency that threatens its very existence.

This period when I was seeing a bit of Tony Fido coincided with an era in the world of my unconscious, an era when I was troubled by the dreams I had at night.

Though his household was largely secular, Mr. Akhtar had a period of devoutness, though it fell away in late adolescence when he became troubled by what he saw as contradictions in the Koran.

Ms. Ray said that she has a hard time getting Mr. Rosen to talk about himself, but that she can tell when he is troubled by personal problems and plies him with wine and food until he opens up.