Sentence examples for previously troubled from inspiring English sources

His handling of city finances, not to mention his previously troubled personal finances, is likely to become an issue in the campaign.

One may draw this conclusion because it is unlikely that the Capetians had previously troubled to record the balances of revenues and expenses in the form first revealed by a record of the year 1202.

So it came to pass that a nation that had never previously troubled the scorer at international athletic events began to collect a modest assortment of medals in long-distance running (courtesy of a world record-breaking Kenyan) and weightlifting (via an octet of Bulgarians), all without a hint of embarrassment.

And above all this, a previously troubled Australia team, is now bonded in victory: here they were relentlessly touchy-feely, barely able to keep their hands off each other as they clowned on the rostrum and bundled off down the steps.

And coming off the pill once the trial ended meant that her sex life returned to its previously troubled state, Parrish said.

The cricketing conditions were challenging: matches were played on matting pitches, unfamiliar to English players, and the South African googly bowlers had previously troubled most leading English batsmen, provoking debate over how batsmen could combat the new delivery.

This did at least give him definitions of these previously troubling concepts (see Bonola 1912, 54).

Stem cell research has previously been troubled both by outright fraud and results that turned out to be incorrect.

Instability has worsened in several provinces that previously had been troubled, but not outright violent.

Former UMA executives had previously worked for troubled for-profits ITT Tech and DeVry.

And the ever so slow recovery is beginning to be felt in some previously near deeply troubled areas.