Sentence examples for troubled competition from inspiring English sources

The prospect of First Division representation in next month's final is hardly filling the organisers with undiluted joy at a time when the troubled competition is in chronic need of an image overhaul.

Sir Terry said he was never unduly troubled by competition from Moyles.

Jen Bekman, who created 20x200 in 2007, doesn't seem troubled by the competition.

The injury, sustained two weeks ago before Mangold left for London and aggravated in Sunday's competition, troubled her throughout the day.

It doesn't feel out of keeping for them, while sisters – and women – can be very troubled by that competition".

He said he was not troubled by the competition, viewing the other stores as job outlets for other Nepalis trying to make a living in New York.

He set a world record average for a tournament final of 110.94, underlining his status as world No1, and was never really troubled throughout the competition.

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But her girl-next-door glamour was complicated by a troubling aspect of competition.

And perhaps just as troubling for the competition, even with his greater role in the program, Coutts isn't ready to permanently relinquish his command, either.

A bid for Altadis by Altria, the industry leader outside China, would probably run into trouble with competition authorities.