Sentence examples for trouble altered from inspiring English sources

In many latent cases, the affected animal shows slight signs of lung trouble (altered breathing).

Try not to get in trouble by altering the rules of your school.

Other startups have gotten in trouble by materially altering the function of a site's video player (i.e. Searchles pulling videos out of Grouper's player).

Therefore, users of high count, short read length sequencers can enjoy many of the benefits of long read lengths without the considerable expense of purchasing new systems and trouble of substantially altering their workflows.

Opponents of genetically altered food are troubled by the potential harm of such crops to humans and the environment.

All of the students in Bart's remedial class were initially given hair modeled on Ralph Wiggum's, but the staff felt that the children looked "kinda troubled", so their designs were altered.

"They just wanted some people that would not cause any trouble," Mr. Alter said.

But medical expenses in America are still far higher than they are anywhere else, and the only proven way to lower them is to get a big HMO to throttle discounts out of hospitals and doctors, to ban unnecessary tests and operations and bully its members into taking free vaccinations.Aetna's troubles will not alter this.

The UAL stock-ownership plan and convoluted corporate structure have not fundamentally altered the industry's often troubled labor relations.

When skintight jeans came in, I altered my friends' flares and got into trouble with everyone's parents".

Yarnall's one horrible inning -- his first after missing two weeks with back trouble -- will not alter his status as the probable No. 5 starter, but the Yankees are aware of the fragile nature of their pitching staff.