Sentence examples for first troubled from inspiring English sources

The British No 1 wants to treat the back injury that first troubled her in Stuttgart last week.

But it was the self-immolation of a monk in Saigon in June 1963 - rather, pictures of him serenely meditating as flames devoured his body - that first troubled America's conscience about what was then an obscure war.

After all, Manziel would hardly be the first troubled ex-NFLer to be welcomed to the CFL with open arms.

A Social Democrat, Mr. Schröder has forsaken -- in public, at least -- the big Havana cigars that were a symbol of his first troubled months in office.

The high value set on the monarchy as a guarantor of security and order in the Enuma elish can hardly have seemed obvious in Babylonia in the first troubled years of Assyrian rule.

Mr. Abe's deliberations on a possible visit to the Yasukuni Shrine — which he had talked of doing before becoming prime minister in December — were closely watched as an early test of whether he would revert to the strident nationalism of his first troubled tenure as the country's leader.

The third troubling aspect of Qaradawi's comment is that it did not result in his removal from Al Jazeera.

The indictments were not the first trouble for the restaurant chain.

The first troubles arose in 2010, when officials assumed they could count on federal financing, which was later lost amid the debates over earmarks.

The number of tweets referencing the area surged in the wake of these first troubles: up from 15 between 7pm and 8pm to 15,000 between 10pm and 11pm.

The very public dispute marks the first trouble that Mr. Bloomberg has had with a municipal union since he was elected in November with little support from labor.