Sentence examples for troubled course from inspiring English sources

"A change of a few words in the way he phrases the E.C.B.'s policy stance is an insufficient policy response to alter the — very troubled — course of the euroland economy," Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y., said in an e-mail.

The film thereafter becomes the story of their professional relationship and of the troubled course their love takes.

Events in Najaf threatened to overshadow the conference in Baghdad, attended by more than 1,100 delegates who had gathered to establish a new milestone in the country's troubled course to democracy.

Daly endured his latest troubled on-course occasion at the Valspar Championship last month, where he carded a second round 90, which included a 12 on one hole.

His two other designs, in Dubai and near Asheville, N.C., are also troubled; the Dubai course, according to people familiar with the project, has been shelved permanently.

After having been woken up by a bad dream, your mind is of course troubled, but your body may also be tense and stressed.

Of course, it troubled us to learn that his mother had taken her own life, too.

It's time for the U.S. Jewish establishment to think again — and think openly — or risk losing the many younger Jews troubled by Israel's course.

Those who are impressed by the arguments for internalism noted earlier will of course be troubled by such a possibility.

If they want to come tell me about their gambling or something that's troubling them, of course I will see them.

The trouble, of course, is predicting when.