Sentence examples for often troubled from inspiring English sources

The Parthian empire had been weak and often troubled, but the Sāsānids were more dangerous.

He says that, from the beginning, the Thorne books were about his often troubled detective's relationship with an often troubled city.

He has previously added handwritten captions describing his subjects and their often troubled circumstances.

The foster teenagers who end up waiting in the detention centers are indeed often troubled.

Where does this leave Tower Hamlets, its 256,000 people and its often troubled politics?

It also marked a sober milestone on the eve of the fifth anniversary of his often troubled papacy.

The Aug. 9 killing in Ferguson, Missouri, of 18-year-old Michael Brown by officer Darren Wilson was the latest flashpoint in often-troubled U.S. race relations.

In Wallace, Atlanta gets an often-troubled player who is averaging 17 points.

Most live in foster homes, but more than 130,000, many with physical and mental health problems, are housed in the country's often-troubled orphanage system.

VW also revived Lamborghini and Bugatti, lavishing resources and components to allow these tiny and often-troubled brands to thrive as never before.

The fall of Falluja, an often-troubled city of some 200,000, to Sunni rebels last December should have sounded much wider alarm.