Sentence examples for trouble collapsed from inspiring English sources

The next morning he complained of heart trouble, collapsed shortly after lunch and was taken to the hospital.

Self reported air pollution problems (APP) was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution from traffic?", with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.

Dwelling damp, draughts or cold was derived from the question "Are you (in your home) troubled by damp, draughts or cold?" with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.

Self reported pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc. was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc.?" with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.

I've been having trouble collapsing my right arm, taking the club head away from the ball, but I was doing it perfectly in my sleep.

No one outside of Kobe can create any space on offensive possessions, and opposing offenses seem to have no trouble collapsing the defense on every trip down the court.

Mr. Cohen's relationship with his mother remained troubled and collapsed entirely when Gerry committed suicide in 1954.

The photographs, 52 of them, depicted a team arriving on a wave of hope despite inheriting an economy in trouble, a collapsing auto industry, two wars and a continuing terrorist threat.

But although they may lose their jobs and default on their loans, they will not be troubled by collapsing asset prices because they do not own assets.

These include Robert Kiyosaki, who in "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" referred to investments that "may have returns of 100 percent to infinity," and the television personality Jim Cramer, whom the author describes as "a sweating and howling man" and who once declared that "Bear Stearns is not in trouble!" shortly before it collapsed.

"It was just a regular summer day, we had guests, we lived right three minutes from here in number 21. Suddenly she was having trouble breathing and just collapsed.