Sentence examples for least troubles from inspiring English sources

Here are the symptoms and cure of what can be pathologies, or at least troubles, that erode your finances and make your life miserable: 1. Disease: Excessive Spending — Some people overspend because it gives them a sense of power and provides an adrenaline rush, while others spend because it's a social activity and it gives them something to do.

"Winter Daydreams" is generally considered the sunniest, least troubled of Tchaikovsky's symphonies.

— Of all colleges, it would seem, the California Institute of Technology should have the least trouble doing the math.

Of all the people on the boat, Levitch had the least trouble looking happy.

Of everyone here, I'm the one who has the least trouble deciphering his private meanings.

The structured product that has been the fastest to revive is the one that encountered the least trouble in 2008: collateralized loan obligations.

"From 7th back to 15th in the standings, it's just going to be a matter of who has the least trouble," said Ray Evernham, their boss.

The boy would not have had the least trouble with these directions in his own village, but because the landscape in the new village was entirely unfamiliar, he became disoriented and confused.

Local bureaucrats typically respond to them by doing whatever it takes, at the least trouble to themselves, to give the appearance of meeting their quotas.A good example is how officials responded to a recent suspected fiddle involving foreign trade.

"Fallin' in Love" has such a menacing blaxploitation arrangement that it would have been more satisfying as a political piece: if not "(Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below We're All Gonna Go," at least "Trouble Man".

And the biggest subsidies go to the people who buy the biggest homes -- the ones who tend to have the least trouble buying a house in the first place.