All this reveals something deeply troubling about the party itself but maybe also reveals something very troubling about what the electorate wants.
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There's something at least a little troubling about this trend.
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What is most troubling about Lorance was the harsh sentence.
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There was something deeply troubling about the structure of American society.
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Now, there is something troubling about packaging a fad diet for babies.
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What Korolova finds most troubling about Apple's approach, however, is its opacity.
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And there's something troubling about describing gay men as incapable of intimacy.
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And that says something very troubling about the health of American democracy.
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Finally, there is something troubling about the way abuse figures in these essays.
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The new film Tomb Raider doesn't try to transcend what's troubling about the genre.
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What is truly troubling about the emperors is that there were just so many of them.
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However, there's something troubling about how Williams was made to appear so infantile for this particular pic.
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What's really troubling about the work is that the two women don't seem to know they're separated.
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"There is something so profoundly troubling about what is happening," Clinton said about gun violence before knocking Sanders.
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What's troubling about this latest Trump eruption is not just what he said, but where he said it.
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What's truly troubling about Schumer's statement is that it is a symptom of a deeper rot in American democracy.
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This, again, speaks to what is so structurally troubling about Trump as a political figure and his potential reelection.
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There is something very troubling about what the Viking "Allah" story reveals about the relationship between news media and experts.
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And this is what is so troubling about the current trends in Central Europe, especially in Poland and in Hungary.
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But it also suggests something troubling about the administration's reluctance to level with the American people about the threat we face.
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But more importantly, the test didn't really assess what's truly troubling about Trump: his personality, lack of knowledge, and vindictive behavior.
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Several other fixed income experts also said they do not see anything particularly troubling about the yield rising above 2.6 percent.
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But trader Tim Seymour finds something troubling about the stock: not the investigation, but the level of communication from the company.
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All of these experiences are more appealing to her than attending school, which implies something troubling about the Leicestershire education system.
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And number one, what I found really troubling about the Sarah Sanders incident was in John Roberts report earlier on the program.
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But what is so interesting, and troubling, about this privilege conversation, is that it's not really about identity politics in the first place.
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What's especially troubling about Trump's proposal is that there is genuinely no conceivable circumstance under which this kind of default would be necessary.
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But what's most troubling about the look back in time is a historical rewrite where the record simply needs to be set straight.
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Perhaps most troubling about Foxconn's presence is the state's willingness to help roll over its own citizens located near the company's proposed factory site.
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"One thing that's troubling about the way Dignity Health is framing its rights here, is that it's hard to see any limit," Gill explains.
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What's most troubling about this is not Pence's personal choice on who he does and does not dine with privately in his social life.
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What's troubling about society isn't that we're all wretched souls, but rather that we're actually decent people who won't acknowledge the times we do wrong.
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But the subtle visual bloodletting motif makes The Inventor the best encapsulation, thus far, of what's uniquely troubling about the tale of Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes.
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In the end, what's most troubling about HFR is not the way it looks — I mean, come on, it looks fantastic — but what that look connotes.
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What's more troubling about the assault on the whistle-blower's credibility, and the desire to know the complaint author's identity, is the cascading effects beyond obfuscation.
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What I also find troubling about issues like this is how they insidiously bring out the xenophobe in otherwise liberal people on both sides of the argument.
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Here is a simple list of the things that are troubling about the HomePod vis-à-vis its competition, Alexa and Google Assistant speakers: That's probably enough.
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There is something especially troubling about fast-food workers being tossed aside—perhaps because those jobs are viewed as a place for people who have limited options.
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What seems the most troubling about extending the definition of marriage to same-sex couples is that it will be difficult to stop with this revised definition.
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"What was troubling about these stories is that suddenly I was hearing that we were preparing to rescind sanctions in exchange for, well, nothing," Fried said on MSNBC.
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Yet what's troubling about the tax bill isn't that it delivers a big corporate tax break and lines the pockets of those already doing well – which it does.
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"The thing I thought was much more troubling about the back-and-forth was the lack of preparation and basic understanding of pretty basic legal concepts," she said.
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But it isn't necessarily his lack of experience, nor his soft spot for the Boy Scouts of America, that critics find troubling about his appearance on Trump's short list.
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But there is something troubling about using unsubstantiated numbers from dubious sources to cobble together outrage bait — which is exactly what happened here — at the expense of someone's success.
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Because the process is so market-driven, the question that economists need to ask is whether gender and racial bias in the profession indicates something more troubling about economics itself.
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More than any particular policy stance, what is perhaps most troubling about the ebbs and flows of Rubio's positioning is the larger picture they paint of a tendency toward systematic overreaction.
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What I find most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which I and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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This is part of what is troubling about the focus on trade balances as proof that a relationship is unfair, and it underscores why we need a trade offense and defense.
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"One thing so troubling about this case, and this time, is the argument that religious beliefs can justify discrimination," said Michael Adams, chief executive of Sage, an advocacy group for L.G.B.T. seniors.
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" The thing that he finds "most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which [Scott] and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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Even more troubling, about a dozen of the largest U.S. companies have yet to add even a single female director to their board, according to a previously reported analysis by Equilar and CNBC.
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"To me, there should be nothing particularly surprising or troubling about an administration, this one or any other, deciding that the Civil Rights Division should allocate resources to make those protections meaningful," Garnett added.
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The latest defense of the meeting came Sunday when a member of the president's legal team claimed there could be nothing troubling about the meeting because the Secret Service had vetted those in attendance.
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And that's what is really troubling about this bill: It is calling for the US to align itself with a policy that authoritarian, even murderous, governments use as a pretext to massacre political opponents.
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"One of the things that's sort of troubling about these monuments and symbols is that the vast majority of them have no context — they glorify the Confederacy, its heroes, and its cause: white supremacy," said Hanks.
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What was troubling about Split was its suggestion that your trauma is your superpower — that in a sense, it's people who have experienced horrific things (particularly in childhood) who are best suited to survive in the world.
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If you're arguing that a focus on diversity and inclusion turns off white male voters, you're also saying something pretty troubling about the prejudices of white male voters — and whether those prejudices deserve to be accommodated: 3.
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As such, when we find something troubling about a job candidate or a local business, it's usually easier just to move on, whether or not that's fair to the people on the other end of those search results.
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But what's especially troubling about the Kalamazoo deaths is that there doesn't seem to be any motive or even a whiff of logic connecting the shootings, a degree of randomness that left the western Michigan city desperate for answers.
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"What is troubling about this is that for communities of color that are disproportionately represented in the child welfare system, you have law enforcement getting involved in basic life situations that should be social services matter," said Mr. Terry.
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What's perhaps most troubling about the plagiarized portions of your book are the minor word changes — a person's last name being changed to a pronoun, for instance — that seem to hint at something even more insidious than sloppy citation.
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I think what's troubling about Kant and utilitarians is that they have this idea, which really is a romantic bit of nonsense, that if you could only articulate the one deepest rule of moral behavior, then you'd know what to do.
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No Republican candidate stoked the fears of Islam and Muslims quite like Trump, and his ascension to the top of the party naturally worries people like Isam Zaiem, the CAIR leader, who says Trump signals something troubling about the state of the country.
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As a privacy and data security enforcer, what is most troubling about this debate is that it appears to be part of a larger effort to substantially shift the risks of data security from companies to consumers and to weaken consumer privacy choices.
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"What's so troubling about this is that at the same time, the company is telling the market the stock is cheap, and the executives are deciding to sell, which makes me wonder whether they do think the stock is cheap," Jackson, a Democrat, told me.
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"What seems troubling about the police tactic used is that the officer was asked to behave in a manner that, on its face, plainly violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment, as well as state and federal anti-discrimination laws," he said.
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What's troubling about Bannon's departure is that the strong voice that was advocating day in and day out for the campaign agenda is now gone, replaced by senior staff voices that are not in alignment with the people who put Donald Trump in the White House.
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" In Bedingfield's words, "What was especially troubling about the Times's active participation in this smear campaign is that prior to its reporting on the subject by Ken Vogel, this conspiracy had been relegated to the likes of Breitbart, Russian propaganda, and another conspiracy theorist, regular Hannity guest John Solomon.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "All the Power of Cable News in Your Palm," by Farhad Manjoo (State of the Art column, front page, July 14): There is something very troubling about the prospect that Facebook Live or Periscope, Twitter's live service, will replace the venerable institution of news.
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There is something very troubling about what the Viking "Allah" story — both its rise and its equally rapid fall — reveals about the relationship between news media and experts, who, in the absence of a peer-reviewed paper by Larsson, should have initially been consulted for verification of Larsson's findings.
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For developers, one of the things that is really troubling about working with our system, or Google's system for that matter, or having to deliver services through Apple's App Store is that you don't want to have an intermediary between serving the people who are using your service and you.
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"What is perhaps most troubling about the Ninth Circuit's opinion is language that can be understood to mean that a coach's duty to serve as a good role model requires the coach to refrain from any manifestation of religious faith even when the coach is plainly not on duty," Alito wrote.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesThe Memo: GOP plays risky game with attacks on Vindman Impeachment witnesses push back against being called 'Never Trumpers' Live coverage: House holds third day of public impeachment hearings MORE (D-Conn.) asked Volker to clarify what he found "troubling" about the July 25 call between Trump and Zelensky.
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Though it may be easier to go along with the idea that he was in it for booze, better food and boxing, there is nevertheless something deeply troubling about a man willing to don the insignia and ideological trappings of Nazism in order to benefit himself, this while many of his countrymen starved.
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But calling for women to be "punished" for exercising our right to make our own reproductive decisions highlights exactly what I have found so troubling about the discourse on the Republican side (and it is not just Mr. Trump): men deciding women's issues, as if we are just too weak to stand up for ourselves.
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What is ultimately most troubling about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's order is not that it is un-American, but that it is so very American.
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Following the krogan genophage, Wrex turned his back on his people when his father, a krogan warlord who wanted to resume the war, betrayed and attempted to kill him after a feigned attempt at reconciliation. Wrex escaped, though not before taking his father's life in retaliation. During the past three centuries, Wrex has served no master except himself, working as a bodyguard, mercenary, soldier of fortune, and bounty hunter. One operation as a mercenary was with Saren Arterius as his employer, though Wrex immediately sensed something very troubling about the turian and left the contract without even waiting to get paid.
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However the great Butler dynasty, of which the Butlers of Ikerrin were a junior branch, did not suffer as a result of James's downfall, and Pierce had plenty of influential Protestant relatives to plead on his behalf. Presumably they argued that the political beliefs of a small boy are not worth troubling about. In any case his outlawry was reversed in 1698: Pierce was restored in his title and took his seat in the House of Lords in October 1698. Since a peer would not normally take his seat in the Lords until he came of age, this suggests that 1677 is the most likely year of his birth.
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Due to the ongoing French Revolution and subsequent exodus of French émigrés to Britain, the administration of William Pitt the Younger feared a "Jacobin uprising" aimed to overthrow Parliament and the King, and the widespread reach of the LCS and its pamphlets threatened a populist insurrection similar to what had been seen in France. What was most troubling about the LCS and societies like it were that they carefully operated within the law, meaning there was no legitimate reason for government interference in their activities. This tense climate resulted in infiltration of the LCS and other societies by government spies. These spies encouraged more radical societies to engage in potentially seditious activities, allowing the administration to paint them all as insurrectionists.
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In dissent, Justice Harlan argued that the result of the ruling might be to retard chemical progress: > What I find most troubling about the result reached by the Court is the > impact it may have on chemical research. Chemistry is a highly interrelated > field, and a tangible benefit for society may be the outcome of a number of > different discoveries, one discovery building upon the next. To encourage > one chemist or research facility to invent and disseminate new processes and > products may be vital to progress, although the product or process be > without "utility" as the Court defines the term, because that discovery > permits someone else to take a further but perhaps less difficult step > leading to a commercially useful item. In my view, our awareness in this age > of the importance of achieving and publicizing basic research should lead > this Court to resolve uncertainties in its favor, and uphold the > respondent's position in this case.
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