Sentence examples for almost troubling from inspiring English sources

He then teed up Yoan Gouffran, who could only poke straight at Ospina, with Sissoko almost troubling the Colombian from close-range following a corner.

Look online and the depth of Minecraft love can be almost troubling.

The amount of time this type can go on about a promotion or a fancy vacation is almost troubling.

So when you compare that, I'm saying, frankly speaking, they did a good job in Sydney and the preparation was almost trouble free".

And it is still managing other contracts—ones that are not much written about, like the almost trouble-free installation of London Underground's Oyster electronic card-payment system, or the nationwide roll-out of the Post Office's new simplified bank account.Nor does EDS's ouster as the government's main IT partner guarantee that the long history of public-sector IT trouble ends now.

"He moved with quite startling speed and intelligence — an instinctive reaction almost — to trouble spots," said the New Zealand captain Colin Meads, who thought that Davies was one of the two players who contributed most to his team's defeat.

Unlike during her opening win over Stefanie Vögele, she was almost never troubled, breaking Görges to love in game four before securing a double-break at the third attempt two games later.

But the Nano has been troubled almost from its inception.

But snakes will almost continue to trouble Georgians; in Georgian, the word can also mean Satan.

A Hawker bankruptcy would be put an end to a 2007 private equity deal that was troubled almost from the start.

Thérèse Desqueyroux is a firm swerve away from sweetness: bitter and gritty, puckered and troubled, almost until the very final shot.