Sentence examples for trouble observing from inspiring English sources

A few days earlier, Patrick had made a private run in her new race car, at another Florida track, and she told me afterward that she'd had trouble observing the car behind her in the rearview mirror.

"People are clearly troubled," observed Dimitris Anastasopoulos, a monitor at a polling station in one of the capital's leafy northern suburbs.

"That one looks like trouble," Nora observes the instant she spots him, and, no surprise, she isn't proved wrong.

Moreover, Swofford takes the trouble to observe and analyze the context of his experiences: "By late September the American troop count in Saudi reaches 150,000 and the price of crude oil has nearly doubled".

In all the experiments reported here, no trouble was observed in reproducing additional crystals for improvement or data collection.

Answer choices of common misconceptions and "trouble spots" observed in previous students are included.

His wife, quick to learn German, played her cards shrewdly, too, steering clear of trouble and patiently observing with a perceptive but not unsympathetic eye.

On top of its legal troubles, Miah observed that Uber also seemed to follow a similar commercial playbook in every city that it entered: at a certain point, the company would flood the market with drivers, and then begin to cut prices.

Progress towards GIVS goals highlights improvements in routine immunization coverage, yet it is troubling to observe priority countries with little or no progress during the past five years.

Here the whole tragedy is an unhappy memory for Friar Laurence, who stalks in and out of the action as if ruefully observing the trouble he caused.

That would consist of the extra trouble your recipient observed you taking on his or her behalf.