Sentence examples for 1 troubled from inspiring English sources

"The British No 1, troubled by camera flashes in the poor light, muttered "F*** that" as he strode back to his chair and packed his bag having won 6-3 in 40 minutes of interrupted play".

(9) Troubled assets.--The term "troubled assets" means.

It has already admitted to providing liquidity to another 59 troubled banks.

It is currently keeping a close eye on more than 800 troubled banks.

The government's £1.3bn troubled families programme was always a dubious enterprise.

At that wage, the government's £448m would pay for 11,000 family champions – just one for every 10 troubled families.

At age 8, troubled by her friends' skepticism, that girl wrote to The New York Sun asking if Santa Claus existed.

Tried hard but lacking an explosiveness Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 8/10 Troubled the Chelsea defence with his pace and his finish was sublime.

Around 2AM, troubled by the historical resonances, I sat in my hotel room and Googled the words "Eichmann" and "Astoria".

Only three items (items 5 'Dry eyes', 24 'Troubled by feeling tired/fatigued', and 26 'Troubled by feeling irritable') correlated slightly higher with a scale other than their own, as compared to the correlation with their own scale.

The outcome (intensity of pains) is rated on a four-point scale and may take the values 0 (not troubled), 1 (a little troubled), 2 (quite troubled) and 3 (seriously troubled).