Sentence examples for tract troubles from inspiring English sources

An untreated bladder infection may lead to serious urinary tract troubles later.

Having any of nine of these diseases or conditions was related to PPH, heart failure, asthma, neurological disease, musculoskeletal and joint disorders, pain syndrome, psychiatric disorders, gastrointestinal and urinary tract troubles.

That question was raised by a large number of readers who made two points : (1) the debt ceiling controversy would  have come to a better end if  the participants had read and studied the right philosophical tracts, and  (2) the trouble with the  Tea Party is that it is guided by a bad philosophy, one that dictates its members' behavior.

Although the inverted papillomas rarely occurred in the sinonasal tract, but the easy recurrent nature and malignant transformation often troubles patients and physicians.

As a child he discovers in the wildlands of Nokobee — a privately owned tract of longleaf pine savanna — a refuge from his parents' troubled marriage.

He published The Trouble with Diversity exactly a decade ago, but it feels like a tract for our times, perfectly suited as a provocation to thought as we approach the summing up of liberalism's great annus horribilis.

I, a recent graduate, was told I had a urinary tract infection; she, a middle-aged mother of two, was diagnosed with "a bit of trouble with your waterworks".

This is a very common cause of urinary tract infections, so if you take this simple measure, you'll save yourself a lot of trouble.

Most people have no trouble digesting FODMAPs, but these carbohydrates are osmotic, which means that they pull water into the intestinal tract.

In a separate ruling in 2000, the commission again ran into trouble for making peace with a Burlington County developer who was interrupted while building 300 houses on a tract in Evesham where naturalists discovered timber rattlesnakes.

The spiritual alimentary tract.