Sentence examples for cover troubled from inspiring English sources

The results — partially helped by the bank's decision to set aside less in reserves to cover troubled loans — narrowly beat the 73 cents a share that analysts were forecasting.

New York State is demanding that insurers that write policies to cover financially troubled homeowners submit new rate proposals after hearings last month showed companies charged too much for the coverage.

The book is to cover his troubled childhood, his years as an archetypal Hollywood star in the waning days of the old-time studio system and his struggle to hide his homosexuality out of fear that it would damage his career.

The Markit index is made up of the 15 most heavily traded credit-default swaps in Europe and covers other troubled economies like Portugal and Spain.

Manon Loizeau, a French-English journalist and documentary maker, has recently returned to Chechnya 20 years after she covered the troubled territory's wars with Russia.

Since then Hubert's documentary lens has covered the troubled Regent Park neighbourhood of downtown Toronto and the painstaking craft of a Canadian portrait artist--who got to paint the Queen herself.

Having covered the troubled state of the intelligence community and the shit we're about to get in in Iran, today we take a little look back at the shit we got in in Iraq.

These events that have yet to materialise may dwarf anything journalists have had to cover over the past troubled century.

Failing that, each state has something called a guaranty association that provides a sort of backstop to policyholders, within certain limits, and covers them if their troubled insurer cannot.

We've covered the issues surrounding troubled Kirkgate Market and the traders' campaign for lower rents and more investment extensively both here on the Northerner and on the Guardian Leeds blog.

Elsewhere, O'Brien revisits subjects she has covered in her novels: troubled family relations deep in the country in "Old Wounds", the mutual heartbreak of mothers and daughters in "Two Mothers" – and the other troubles, brought into "Black Flower", a short piece about a Republican prisoner's fraught release.