Sentence examples for Mild trouble from inspiring English sources

He rarely got into even mild trouble.

As a youth considered raucous and disputatious, he had often gotten into mild trouble in grade school.

Robson - can you sense that he's Scotland's star man? - takes two corners in a row, both which cause mild trouble in the area.

There's warmer Australian weather in Dandelions (EK Kids, £7.95) as Dad gets into mild trouble after uprooting some of his daughter's favourite weeds.

It is not precisely the same as the milder troubling, much as the verb worrying is not fraught with as much anxiety as the adjective worrisome.

Italy's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has been taken to hospital for tests after suffering mild heart trouble.

Its likely outcome is a solid pro-government majority sprinkled with mild dissent.The trouble is that few Jordanians seem to care much, for good reason.

He continued breezing through the first half of 2012, but a bout with shoulder inflammation sent him to the disabled list and proved to be the first of several mild arm troubles that rendered him undependable.

MEXICALI, Mexico — The day after one of the strongest earthquakes to strike the region in nearly two decades, residents on both sides of the border marveled that damage was relatively light even as waves of mild aftershocks troubled nerves.

Bodily pain experience was categorized into three levels: severe (pain makes normal activities difficult), mild-moderate (troubled by pain but does not limit activity), or no troubling pain.

Either oBike is partially run from an address in Chadstone by people who pretend they don't work for oBike or their registration address is incorrect and they're in a very mild amount of trouble.