Sentence examples for result of troubled from inspiring English sources

She cites depression, anxiety, loneliness and commitment issues as common topics she sees in her patients, often a result of troubled pasts at school or at home.

Mr. Ruprecht denied that the cutbacks were a result of troubles with the Justice Department.

In an interview with The New York Times Magazine published in April, Mr. Weiner denied that his original misbehavior was a result of troubles in his marriage.

Others who know Mr. Hirst say that his departure from Gagosian may be at least partly a result of troubles in both his personal and professional lives.

In TSB 08-12-5 issued on June 16, Ford says that while some engine vibration is normal when driving, excessive vibration between 1,800 and 2,200 r.p.m. may be the result of trouble with the intake-manifold bracket, cylinder-head bracket and upper-intake-manifold bracket and bolts.

Announcing the revised growth estimates, Mr Gabriel made it clear the government believed Germany's woes were not the result of troubles at home.

The financial problems arose partly as the result of trouble on two big jobs.

In the Los Angeles area, the overnight rain caused power failures affecting about 42,600 Los Angeles Department of Water and Power customers--most of them as the result of trouble at a Hollywood distributing substation.

The company, the Glove Corporation, hinted in its announcement to its workers that its difficulties were a direct result of the troubled contract with New York.

But Diaz acknowledges that most of the improvement is the result of deeply troubled Delta Air Lines' shrinking operations elsewhere and consolidating at Hartsfield.

One huntsman who boasted of the openness and social inclusion of his hunt said the ban was "all the result of some trouble with the great unwashed".