Sentence examples for slight troubles from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of regret that modern surgery, which has made such advances during the past decade, has unsexed so many women because of slight troubles in one or both ovaries, under the impression that they are the cause of many nervous diseases and mental troubles" [ 34 ].

12.33pm GMT There are some signs of slight trouble at the head of the march: Robbie Wojciechowski (@robbieflash) Police leading the march down Surrey Street.

White is already in slight trouble since 22 e4 Be6 is very ugly and 22 Nde4 Qd7 23 Red1 a4 somewhat unpleasant: but by joining battle Van Wely makes things worse.

He wrote to his mother: "We are in some slight trouble to-morrow.

Slight trouble sleeping is not comparable to more extreme behaviors related to "lunacy".

She has some slight trouble understanding New York accents and apologizes for that.

Race 4, 2 34 p.m. Selections: No. 3 Sippy Cup, No. 1 Moonshine Mistress, No. 4 Cadet Cat. Sippy Cup had to overcome slight trouble when facing Maiden Special Weight company two starts back.

Park Manor's operator, Simon Halpert, said Mr. Chapman had no history of violence, was well liked at the home and had never caused the slightest trouble.

He could have been a butcher's son or a schoolteacher's son or even a civil servant's son — upon every topic he knew just enough to get by, veering away whenever he was in the slightest trouble.

It appeared designed to squeeze the pips from small businesses in the slightest trouble, if possible driving them to the wall to dump their assets on the bank's balance sheet.

A few minutes later he reaches the front desk and swans through to the departure lounge without the slightest trouble.