Sentence examples for be troubled by a from inspiring English sources

Could Marsh, this brilliant neurosurgeon, be troubled by a constant need to call attention to himself?

The nation's state legislators seem to be troubled by a shortage of things they can do to make the National Rifle Association happy.

Also, some 2007-9 FJ Cruisers with manual transmissions may be troubled by a slow clutch pedal return in temperatures below freezing.

There is no place in the 23-man squad for Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge, who continues to be troubled by a knee injury.

Second, he puts it through its paces: if it can blend a video camera, it won't be troubled by a pile of strawberries.

In a struggle for shareholder support before the April 22 annual meeting, the Times Company management may be troubled by a memory of past missteps.

Still, the Germans are not expected to be troubled by an Australian squad that looked pedestrian in its final warm-up, a 3-1 loss to the United States.

Should investors be troubled by an under-the-radar statistic on corporate debt?

Bruno is troubled by a memory.

"I'm troubled by a lot of things," Tortorella said.

For years he was troubled by a variety of ailments.