Sentence examples for be in troubled from inspiring English sources

(4) Is deemed to be in "troubled condition" as defined in 12 CFR 225.71.

Placid Oil may be in troubled waters but the Hunt children still command considerable resources.

But if the fringe is likely to be chopped and changed - the motto here seems to be: in troubled times Tim Bresnan's head must roll - then England's three-man officer class is under most pressure to produce the improvement, the refinement and above all the runs that Cook spoke of in his post-match press conference.

The couples who'd avoided conflict early on were more likely to be in troubled relationships or already divorced.

George Bush may be in trouble.

Be in trouble.

I figured she might be in trouble.

Could Apple be in trouble?

We could be in trouble".

Will Sagan be in trouble?

Then you'll be in trouble!