Sentence examples for troubled experience from inspiring English sources

The two Broadway executives said that the "Leap" producers liked the idea that the Tonys production number would be an upbeat coda to the musical's troubled experience in New York this spring.

Last year, Mr. Burnett also had his most conspicuously troubled experience: a prospective Fox game show called "Our Little Genius" was accused of offering answers to child contestants.

The troubled experience of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which play a similar role on a huge scale for mortgages, suggests that plan isn't so good, either.

Ipswich, of course, proved a troubled experience; if one slightly overplayed both in the context of what came before and after at that club.

Europe's troubled experience with carbon trading has also discouraged efforts to establish large-scale carbon trading systems in other countries, including the United States, although California and a group of Northeastern states have set up smaller regional markets.

Between 1954 and 1973, Shalamov wrote 147 stories about Russian prisons, transit camps, the mines of Kolyma, life in the camp hospitals, and the troubled experience of returning home.

Such romanticized images may make school shooters rebels in the eyes of young people troubled by experiences of bullying at school and with psychological problems which magnify the seriousness of these experiences.

It revealed something startling that may shed light on the epidemic of suicides and other troubles experienced by veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Melissa Jones, a Brotherhood agent who has sold homes in New Canaan for 14 years, saw a connection between the slowdown and the troubles experienced in 2011 by Wall Street banks, which employ many residents.

It's claimed that Klopp is reluctant to rush into any transfer business, but will consider a move for Long due to the continuing injury troubles experienced by Daniel Sturridge and Divock Origi, while he still has reservations over Christian Benteke's suitability to play his preferred style.

After all the trouble experienced by Citigroup, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and the rest of the industry, it seems crazy to think these institutions are doing anything but getting by on the skin of their teeth.