Sentence examples for best troubled from inspiring English sources

But the Bluebirds were far from their best, troubled by an uneven playing surface and showing the effects of two consecutive away defeats in cup competitions.

Susan Greenberg, the director of social work for Lawyers for Children, a nonprofit group that represents dozens of children living at Pleasantville Cottage, said the school was considered among the best for troubled youths in the state.

But he will be best remembered as troubled gangster Soprano who struggled to juggle his family life and his career as a mafia boss over the show's six seasons.

It should to those following Washington's fight over how best to help troubled homeowners.

Hide was a destructive puncher, a terrific mover and on his night would have troubled the best champions.

His late in-swing troubled the best of batsmen, and so did the leg-cutters or fast leg-breaks that were his trademark.

And the vehicle for all this is a set-up (plot may not be the best term) about a troubled theatre director named Caden Cotard, played by Phillip Seymour Hoffman, whose health begins to decline (although that may be all in his mind) before he sets out to create an epic dramatic piece in which, "[T]he idea is to reproduce real life as theatre".

Carlo Ancelotti's men were not at their best but were rarely troubled by relegation-threatened Malaga.

They were the best people to tell troubled youths what not to do because they did it.

The attendees came together to see how they could best understand and help troubled individuals in complicated situations, and try to determine why crimes are committed.

Whether it hits immediately or in a few years, the forecast for Medicare payments to nursing homes looks troubled at best.