Sentence examples for represents troubled from inspiring English sources

"This case is proof positive that the U.S. Trustee intends to enforce creditor abuses against consumers in bankruptcy cases, and I welcome that," said O. Max Gardner III, a lawyer in North Carolina who represents troubled borrowers.

O. Max Gardner III, a lawyer in North Carolina who represents troubled borrowers, says that he routinely sees lenders pursue borrowers for additional money after their bankruptcies have been discharged and the courts have determined that the default has been cured and borrowers are current.

But nothing new to lawyers who represent troubled borrowers.

"Maybe the judges are tired of the diet of baloney sandwiches the banks have been feeding them," said April Charney, a foreclosure defense lawyer who for years represented troubled borrowers at Jacksonville Area Legal Aid in Florida.

Lawyers who represent troubled borrowers complain that trustees overseeing home loan pools often do not produce proof, usually in the form of a mortgage note, that their investors own a foreclosed property.

Yauch, his Beastie bandmates, and their labels are all named in a lawsuit by Tuf America, the company that represents Trouble Funk.

TufAmerica, according to the suit, has represented Trouble Funk since 1999.

Trump and Pence represent two troubling trends in American Christianity.

Together they represent two troubling trends in American Christianity, trends which appear to prove all the complaints secular liberals ever leveled against Christians.

The renewal of the program while the Afghan system is still troubled represents something of a compromise between those who wanted the country to prosecute the wrongdoers in the Kabul Bank fraud and others, especially those who back development, who feared that withholding the monetary fund's imprimatur would deprive the country of access to money for projects that provide jobs and growth.

According to the timeline, the tech team detected brief activity from China on the netbook — something that occurs all the time but still represents potential trouble.