Sentence examples for troubled against from inspiring English sources

His troublesome knee, which forced him to return early from England's tour of New Zealand in March, has at long last responded to treatment and he will take the field for Surrey, themselves troubled, against Yorkshire at Headingley today in the Championship.

There is an argument that you can only beat what is in front of you in games like these, and England hardly ever looked troubled against a weakened side whose performance once again raised concerns over the quality of the international game below the big three of England, Australia and New Zealand.

They also boast the best defensive record in the division, having conceded only two goals in their previous nine games, and were rarely troubled against Newcastle.

The 22-year-old from Middlesbrough, number 107 in the world, was rarely troubled against a man ranked 53 places higher, dropping only the third set.

Troubled against Italy in last year's Confederations Cup semi-final and dispatched by hosts Brazil in the final, there were indications that the Spanish might be losing their way.

So, there are signs of stress, and stress is troubling against the background of overall debt levels in China, which if all forms of indebtedness are added together are equivalent to 300 per cent of GDP.

Staffers working for Trump and vice presidential candidate Mike Pence have removed reporters from public rallies, incidents that are especially troubling against the backdrop of a Republican nominee whose actions have drawn comparisons to anti-press autocrats. .

-- OC Weekly's R. Scott Moxley examines Orange County prosecutors' troubled cases against Mexican Mafia defendants.

Honduras: Voters face historic choice against troubled backdrop.

A Georgia official announced his intention to press for an official investigation into troubling allegations against R. Kelly on Friday.

Of the knee complaint which caused him trouble against Porto, Richards said: "It's all right.