Sentence examples for because of slight troubles from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of regret that modern surgery, which has made such advances during the past decade, has unsexed so many women because of slight troubles in one or both ovaries, under the impression that they are the cause of many nervous diseases and mental troubles" [ 34 ].

12.33pm GMT There are some signs of slight trouble at the head of the march: Robbie Wojciechowski (@robbieflash) Police leading the march down Surrey Street.

Wenger said Francis Coquelin would be out for 12 weeks with knee ligament trouble while he substituted Olivier Giroud and Héctor Bellerín because of slight ankle and groin niggles.

Duration showed slight variations because of slight shifts of the subject's head on the chin rest.

His parents were preoccupied because of financial troubles.

One other patient, aged 85 years, was excluded because of cognitive troubles making the assessment of response to OnaA difficult.

The primary endpoint for efficacy will be participants' self-reported sickness absence because of musculoskeletal troubles.

This isolated Patti still further, since she can't drive (because of a slight dyslexic condition).

"The whole world is down because of the North America troubles.

Avoid unpasteurized milik and cheese and raw eggs, because of the slight risk of infections.

Only few students drank alcohol because of stress or troubles (4.2%) or without any reason (4.2%).