Sentence examples for put troubled from inspiring English sources

Second, anxiety over China's recently more aggressive foreign policy has helped put troubled U.S.-Japanese relations back on track.

One case against Bear Stearns indicates that its employees put troubled mortgages into securitization trusts that it sold to customers, while simultaneously receiving reimbursement — known as apology payments — from the companies that originated the loans.

So we'll invest in the early years, help put troubled families back on track, use a pupil premium to make sure kids from the poorest homes go to the best schools not the worst, recognise marriage in the tax system and, most of all, make sure that work really pays for every single person in our country Remember last year?

Down-to-earth, acerbic, skewerer of all pomposity and hilarious to boot: there's no one better equipped to put troubled souls back on the right track.

One of us worked at Moody's, and was a frequent in-house critic of how the agencies put troubled companies on artificial "watch lists" while they maintained overly optimistic letter ratings.

Ibsen is known for altering the course of theatre in many ways – dubbed "the father of modern drama", he not only pioneered realism but also scandalised audiences with work that exposed society's hypocrisy, and in doing so, often put troubled women centre-stage.

Mr. Lekic put Trouble's yearly expenses at $190,000.

"We put trouble down, we left," he told me.

"If someone put trouble in my way I would not stand for it, simple as that".

Putting troubles on that final, tricky green - mercilessly perched on a tiny peninsula -- left him as three over.

Ominously for those who fancy him to triumph at the US Open, his basic flaws have ranged between putting troubles, poor connections with iron shots and wayward drives.