Sentence examples for recurring trouble from inspiring English sources

The former double world champion, 23, missed the 2014 Commonwealth Games due to recurring trouble in her left knee.

France voiced concern over the "recurring trouble" accompanying the debate of the election law.

The winner is aPaulTaylor's semi-blue "Smallest amount of money found after measurement of bust economy's recurring troubles?

Clenbuterol is another recurring problem.

It's a recurring problem.

In spite of the gig's success, Townshend's recurring hearing trouble put the future of the band in doubt.

Because he had to pitch through recurring arm trouble in the past, Smoltz said, he "had to learn how to pitch without throwing on the side".

Zarif, who has himself suffered from recurring back trouble throughout the talks, immediately went to see John Kerry, who is on crutches following a bicycle accident.

Strahan will resume his rivalry with Philadelphia right tackle Jon Runyan, but did not participate in practice today because of recurring back trouble.

When July began to have recurring eye trouble, her mother sewed her an eye patch out of a floral print — from the same material as the curtains, as a friend pointed out to her, to July's dismay.

Orlando Hernandez threw 35 pitches off a mound in Tampa, Fla., today, and assuming he does not experience any recurring elbow trouble, he will intensify his throwing program in the next week and could be about two weeks away from moving back into the Yankees' rotation.