Sentence examples for serve troubled from inspiring English sources

There has also been a rapid growth of "dropout recovery" charter schools that exclusively serve troubled teenagers.

Union and district negotiators are at odds over wages, health care provisions and a proposal to contract with outside social agencies to serve troubled students.

The memory loss that may serve a troubled people as a blessing cannot help but threaten the individual with the dissolution of his or her self.

Abuses under existing American law serve as troubling predictors for the kinds of abuse by private actors that the House bill would make possible.

Neither player has been remotely troubled on serve yet.

"No one questions that Ms. Lynch is qualified and ready to serve, yet we are troubled that her nomination continues to languish on the Senate floor," reads the letter, signed by 43 Senate Democrats and two Independents.

During that time, Kills was accompanied by some producers including Jeff Bhasker, who served as Troubles executive producer.

He reiterated that he was "back" on the scene and could serve as the "trouble-shooter" for any future problems.

They often graduated from elite law schools and passed up more lucrative and politically advantageous opportunities in the legal profession to serve indigents in trouble with the law.

His reason for abandoning it was fear that his eyesight was failing; yet his eyes, although they troubled him, served him to the end of his life.

Müller has a huge, lefty serve that had been troubling Nadal all day, and Nadal simply blocked it back toward the ad-court service line.