Sentence examples for more troubled if from inspiring English sources

Fassel said he would be more troubled if the various players injured were not scheduled to come back by the season opener.

And when Elvira accidentally bags the second wife rather than her husband, she looks no more troubled than if she had dropped a stitch in her knitting.

These young men have just announced policies that will change the lives of millions of people, and they sound no more troubled than if forced to choose between eggs or kedgeree.

"As I hoped, others were just as troubled — if not more troubled".

Nonetheless, sources close to German Chancellor Angela Merkel have said she is prepared to let the ECB buy more troubled European sovereign debt if those countries implement long-term budget cuts.

"If anything, I feel more troubled by feeling guilt for being successful because most of my friends are not".

If his journey seems far more troubled than Mr. Obama's, that is, Mr. Nightingale says, because they grew up in starkly different eras.

To deal with such a situation, spend more time with your family, try to have a better outlook towards life, live every single day as if it were your last and help more troubled people get out of their problems.

Little came of the summit beyond a flurry of weapons sales, and if anything, the relationship between Washington and Riyadh has grown more troubled.

In one of Newsnight's more troubled phases we used to joke that our slogan ought to be "if it's news, it's news to us".

If accurate, the CoreLogic numbers would indicate a market even more troubled than is generally assumed.