Sentence examples for effective trouble from inspiring English sources

Another desirable effect can be lining your eyes (smudging can be effective) Trouble with dry skin on your hands and feet, a combination of avocado oils on hands and feet before retiring for the night will help Get plenty of sleep, rest often when you feel tired.

Good trouble, necessary trouble".

Gasol is thirty-three, and still effective, but troubled by bad knees.

He is generally effective, not troubled by scandal, pragmatic and patient.

In most hypertensive subjects, optimal control of the BP will depend on effective and trouble-free medication.

They are busy and effective people in trouble.

He will be the key figure for McCoist this season, but Miller's instincts will still be effective enough to trouble Championship defences, and the former Scotland striker's commitment to training and his levels of fitness will set standards off the pitch.

Nevertheless, most Europeans understand that a less-than-effective Washington spells trouble for the world.

The militant, far-left Courbet would have been a much more effective art-antagonist - trouble was, I guess, he couldn't be linked to the magic name Impressionist.

Since rushing 392 times in 2003, Williams, right, has joined a long list of running backs who have had trouble remaining effective after a 390-carry season.

But the government's most effective weapon against potential trouble is largely unseen: the neighborhood committees made up of appointed Uighur cadres and citizens who, driven by fear or ambition, are ready to do the government's bidding.