Sentence examples similar to long trouble from inspiring English sources
Privacy arguments, long troubling to feminists, were especially troubling to gay-rights activists.
That was but one of many slowdowns during a long, trouble-plagued race that saw innumerable spins on rain-doused pavement, car-to-car crashes and further replacements of damaged barriers.
She said their 12-year marriage was long troubled.
Such hidden expansion has long troubled East Side preservationists.
Product delays have long troubled the game console industry.
The University of Königsberg, founded on his initiative in 1544, was long troubled by such difficulties.
Long troubled, the town has a complicated sectarian and ethnic mix.
But he did not break through to the "bitter" voters that have long troubled him.
But Mr. Mullener said the teapot had long troubled him because it had obviously been filched.
Widespread antisocial and criminal behavior by young and usually unemployed people has long troubled Britain.
Author advances and bookseller returns have long troubled the publishing industry.
