Sentence examples for which has troubled from inspiring English sources

That is a question which has troubled philosophers since their subject was invented.

But this view poses a problem of evil remarkably similar to that which has troubled Christian believers.

Henman slumped out having once again become the victim of his degenerative back problem, which has troubled him all year.

But it would remove the brick and bluestone, which has troubled both the Landmarks Preservation Commission and Landmarks West, one of the city's most active private preservation organizations.

He threw 85 pitches, and his forearm, which has troubled him this year between starts and sometimes during games, did not become an issue.

Relief was also the dominant emotion when Roberts went down clutching his right shoulder, which has troubled him in recent times.

Our design has features to reduce convection and baseline shifts, which have troubled previous heating-laser instruments.

With victory achieved, the one outstanding issue was Harrington's shoulder, which had troubled him on Friday in Cologne.

'The danger is that technology overtakes the value of the dish.' So has he eaten dishes on the future-food agenda which have troubled him?

Conscious of the issue of confidentiality, which had troubled the judges with regard to some other entries, Cunningham says: "I would never write about a patient directly.

In addition, Mr. Papademos had set several conditions for taking the job, including a six-month term and the ability to choose his own finance minister, which had troubled some members of both parties.