1. I don't like troubling him.

2. Oh, sorry for troubling you.

3. I'm really sorry for troubling you.

4. There is one thing that's been troubling me.

5. He yawns, not troubling to cover his mouth.

6. My back's been troubling me again.

7. I hate troubling / to trouble the director.

8. The ulcer had been troubling her for several years.

9. What's troubling you, dear? You look ever so worried.

10. My back's been troubling me.

11. What is it that's troubling you?

12. This incident raises troubling questions.

13. Her conscience was troubling her a little.

14. But most troubling of all was the simple fact that nobody knew what was going on.

15. A close look at the statistics reveals a troubling picture.

16. Some troubling questions remain about the legal status of frozen embryos.

17. But beyond them lies a more troubling general question.

18. But there were troubling undercurrents in the family.

19. The issue was important and troubling enough to prompt me to investigate.

20. There is just one thing still troubling me, Holmes, although you will think it absurd.

21. What may prove troubling to investors is the reduced dividend the split-up firms will pay.

22. The recent outbreak/eruption of racial violence in the area is very troubling.

22. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

23. Of course, the thought that I might not have a job next year is a bit troubling.

24. I can't seem to fling off this cold;it's been troubling me for a month now.

25. It's such a small point that it's hardly worth troubling about.

26. There was something in the darker recesses of his unconscious that was troubling him.

27. On New Year's Eve he confided that he had suffered rather troubling chest pains.

28. Perhaps he was engaging in self-deception to block out the troubling facts.

29. Since Young hardly ever slides, it was a dead giveaway something was troubling him.

30. It is not just the prospect of overseas sales which is troubling the nuclear industry and its critics at present.

1. I don't like troubling him.

2. Oh, sorry for troubling you.

3. I'm really sorry for troubling you.

31. It provides a superficially plausible answer to deep and troubling questions about existence.

32. Besides, somehow she didn't want to be on her own with her troubling thoughts.

33. In another surprise, the assignment dilemma troubling the Client Service Center largely disappeared.

34. Wilson can even ignite an issue which voters may not know is troubling them.

35. But while Manuela was a mirror in which I glimpsed troubling facets of my own personality, hers presented no problems.

36. The most troubling of these measures is the first, which is presumably for the benefit of the security services.

37. You must talk to your daughter and find out what's troubling her.

38. People know that the Gulf crisis is troubling and contradictory.

39. There are a couple of troubling aspects to this account, but even to raise them is to seem somehow unsympathetic.

40. We kept noticing things we found difficult or troubling, emblematic of what life might be were we to live there permanently.

41. Every great religion originally appeared as a response among people desperate for comfort and solace during troubling times.

42. One was its glass house-the vacuum chamber that shielded the chronometer from troubling changes of atmospheric pressure and humidity.

43. Seers galore will be on hand to shed a little light on those and other troubling queries at the Renaissance Psychic Fair.

44. He stopped worrying over the troubling knowledge which he could not quite remember.

45. The last, and perhaps most troubling possibility for the stock market, would be an unexpected economic dive into recession.

46. Troubling developments For the reference-service industry, these developments spell trouble.

47. This is deeply troubling to many members of the faiths concerned.

48. Cassie didn't see Bella troubling her head with clothing coupons and ration books.

49. There was no sense in worrying, he thought,() no sense in troubling himself with things that did not matter.

50. An experienced forward is needed, otherwise Aberdeen will not be troubling the scorers regularly.

51. But its seeming determination to do so is deeply troubling.

52. But what was still troubling her was the fact that she had still not broached the subject of Janice.

53. The fact that many people still do not understand this basic concept is both puzzling and troubling.

54. The flies were troubling them and they blew through distended nostrils, or shook their heads,[http:///troubling.html] or stamped an impatient hoof.

55. I could not make out whether his conscience was troubling him or whether he didn't realise what he was telling me.

56. This reminds me of a problem that has been troubling Mycroft. Pour me a drink, Watson.

57. But what is troubling to me is the apathy toward much of the cruelty to humans.

58. Bless my soul, don't go troubling about that!

59. Hillary Clinton said she found the scheme deeply troubling.

60. He seemed to be a naturally solitary person, troubling himself about only a few friends.

61. I wish that those who are troubling you would even mutilate themselves.

62. "The cartoon in today's New York Post is troubling at best given the historic racist attacks of African Americans as being synonymous with monkeys," civil rights activist Al Sharpton said.

63. In that long interim, President Hoover invited his successor to the White House to discuss the troubling economic conditions.

64. Of these, the most troubling is iodine-131, which can be absorbed by the thyroid when inhaled, causing thyroid cancer and leukemia.

65. That's troubling, because it reinforces the notion that befouled food is the consequence of a foul culture.

66. A: It'seems you're on pins and needles today. Anything troubling you?

67. This was a troubling essay on the anatomy of nationhood.

68. Even the most feared side effect of first-generation drugs, tardive dyskinesia , seems less troubling than potentially fatal metabolic problems.

69. As Chelsea responded with an attack, Drogba was scythed down by Zambrotta out wide as the Blues continued to look capable of troubling our fluorescent orange-coloured opponents.

70. In that, the county joined a troubling national trend: the collapse of construction spending.

71. They had been troubling her for some months and while she was not embarrassed to talk about bodily function she had, as many do, been putting off coming to the doctor.

72. Even more troubling, a Jackson family member told TMZ.com that Michael had been receiving daily injections of Demerol, an addictive painkiller.

73. As an environmentalist and a Great Wall conserva - tionist in particular, I found the report troubling.

74. Whether, in international private law, the problem of evasion of law is an independent system or part of public order has been troubling the academic circle.

75. Art would no longer be troubling, but purely celebratory in its functions.

76. Lesser Scaup Aythya affinis, Northern Pintail Anas acuta, and several sea ducks are showing troubling declines, but most geese are increasing dramatically and many ducks have held steady.

77. Anas acuta, and several sea ducks are showing troubling declines(), but most geese are increasing dramatically and many ducks have held steady.

78. The struggles of big steel companies are particularly troubling, because that industry's health is considered an early indicator of how other industries are faring.

79. The most troubling of the short-lived HFCs were invented to replace chlorofluorocarbons, refrigerants that were thinning the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, and were also a major warming agent.

80. Art would no longer be troubling, but merely used to celebrater life.

81. In this peaceful street where he had taken refuge, Jean Valjean got rid of all that had been troubling him for some time past.

82. Our increased awareness of the scarcity value of environmental resources makes this lacuna especially troubling.

83. That could make an AK landslide troubling , but it is an argument for vigilance [http://], not disqualification.

84. Will the most troubling kind of hard drug use increase again in response?

85. Even as Sharpton spoke, Facebook and other sites were host to raucous debates about whether the instant hagiography wasn't minimizing too many troubling details.

86. Professor Alfred Blumstein of Carnegie Mellon University said the rise in gun violence was particularly troubling.

87. What troubling wave can arrive to vex A spirit like water in a timeless well?

88. "Of course I do, " he said pettishly, troubling only a little over the disgrace of the insinuation.

89. The troubling thing is that all of the definitions are IT - centric.

90. But some see the enlistment of the Internet in the Gaza battle a troubling trend.

91. Dr Duchaine said: "As you'd expect, voice agnosia is most troubling on the telephone when the only other clue available is the conversation.

92. For several years, it had been troubling me that the state of our environment was simply a non-issue in the politics of the country.

93. What is more troubling is having no money to meet daily expenses.

94. "Inception" was an impressive demonstration of Christopher Nolan's command of time and space, but Scorsese's gothic nightmare was an altogether deeper and more troubling excavation of the repressed.

95. This is the classic "how do you make money from non-paying Web traffic" issue that many Web 2.0 watchers find troubling from a successful business model point of view.

96. More troubling, St. John's Wort can increase the rate at which estrogen is broken down by the body...and for ladies on the birth control pill, that can mean increased risk of unintended pregnancy.

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97. Here we see a troubling similarity between Carlson and Geneen.

98. Art would be no longer be troubling , but purely, celebratory in its functions.

99. More troubling, she said, is what Google's flub may portend for the future.

100. When disaster strikes , a troubling human response can inflate the death toll: people freeze up.

101. I consider the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy be both fiscally irresponsible and morally troubling.

102. By the numbers, the outlook for banks is troubling. U.S. commercial banks had about $1 trillion of capital as of the end of the second quarter.