Sentence examples for almost as troubled from inspiring English sources

Reforming the Lords has become almost as troubled as reforming the Commons back in 1830-2, when Tories and Whigs contorted themselves over its indefensible basis of selection.

Almost $200 billion, or nearly 10% of commitments, were cited as troubled to varying degrees.

Neighbors described Ms. Cai as troubled.

This summer he had almost as much trouble.

★★★★★ 900g, £15.99 Almost as much trouble has been taken over the exquisitely tasteful packaging as over the pudding itself, which is as round as cannonball.

He grows to like these men, despite their fondness for threatening to shoot children, even as they cause him almost as much trouble as their protective presence otherwise curtails.

Even this is arousing fierce resistance in Paris, where it is seen as just one more attempt to reopen the 2002 deal to leave the CAP unchanged until 2013.The rest of the British plan for the EU budget has run into almost as much trouble.

President Vojislav Kostunica of Yugoslavia said today that he was having "almost as much trouble from my friends as from my enemies" in the transition from the rule of Slobodan Milosevic and that he was concerned that his own authority was being compromised.

It's almost as much trouble to download and install the demo as it is to actually buy the game.

If she is lying then she could be in almost as much trouble as Bobby.

The opposite can be just as troubling.