Sentence examples for relatively troubled from inspiring English sources

By the time he turned six in 1934, he was already a relatively troubled kid.

All are relatively trouble free if you accept their one foible: They are finicky about soil.

What we find is relatively troubling.

Rick Lazio described his post-government adjustment "as relatively trouble free".

Many view them as cute, relatively trouble-free "pets," hence the lack of pressure on daughters to leave home.

This time around, the actors guild bargained in tandem with a sister guild, the federation, and reached a tentative deal in a relatively trouble-free process.

But the academy's leaders have stood by the show, pointing toward its strong ratings and relatively trouble-free production process.

The iTunes store remains the biggest seller of music in the country, and the iCloud service that replaced MobileMe has been relatively trouble-free.

American travelers debating whether to fly during the war with Iraq are asking themselves not only whether airport security is tight enough, but also whether it is relatively trouble-free.

There were delays to some ferry services between Hampshire and the Isle of Wight but despite poor visibility and the normal heavy traffic, roads seemed to be relatively trouble-free.

The aim is to clear the Taliban out of the villages along the river, the prime poppy-growing territory, so they can hold relatively trouble-free national elections for the presidency and the assembly on 20 August.