Sentence examples similar to limited troubles from inspiring English sources

So he meandered for five innings and limited the trouble he walked into and won.

His mother attended home games, but her mobility became limited by heart troubles and severe arthritis.

From the late 1960s until the peace deal of 1998 was seen to take root, the Troubles limited high-quality inward investment, stifled indigenous entrepreneurs and prompted many of Ulster's ablest offspring to flee.

Arm troubles limited him to 15 games in 1954 and the Dodgers traded him with Cox to Baltimore, but Roe decided to retire instead.

The growers are trying to limit further trouble by housing displaced workers in a temporary camp.

The more serious issue is why the system's computers and human operators failed to isolate and limit the trouble.

The attempt to limit the trouble to these three and stop contagion spreading to Spain has manifestly failed: instead Italy and now France, both of which seem to be solvent, have been infected.

And so, as some government officials squabbled over what went wrong first, experts and energy officials were urgently trying to answer the more serious question of what, in effect, went wrong second -- the inability of the system's computers and human operators over the next few minutes to isolate and limit the trouble.

It is merely quite bad in certain ways that have limited consequences".The trouble is that these consequences are getting less limited as time goes on.

Foul trouble limited Allen in the second half, and injuries put a crimp in the Celtics' rotation.

Georgetown got 17 points from Roy Hibbert, who was limited by foul trouble.