Sentence examples for troubled experiments from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the company promises that its new Icon bags will "burnish and get better with time," which sounds like a welcome change from its troubled experiments with flimsier products. .

California's new slate of business tax incentives comes after a lengthy and troubled experiment with community development programs.

For Israelis, the crane standoff — the second in a matter of months — was an unwanted reminder of their country's troubled economic experiment with foreign labor.

They also expressed "concern" over the United States's commitment to the troubled international fusion experiment, ITER, which goes through the Office of Science's fusion energy science program.

For backers of the troubled international fusion experiment, ITER, under construction in Cadarache, France, a new audit of the United States' part of the project brings more troubling news.

The cures and operations that we now hail as revolutionary were once barely understood concepts the experiments of troubled doctors who were grappling with their own ailments and addictions.

But it turns out that they are not keen to experiment in troubled times.

With things improving for Smith after several troubled years, he began experimenting with noise music and worked on his girlfriend Jennifer Chiba's iMac with the intent of learning how to record with computers, noting that it was the only method with which he was still unfamiliar.

Responses are encoded on a four-point Likert scale from "not troubled" to "heavily troubled".

Maybe it's time we had an Anglo-American crossover experiment, whereby a troubled, unorthodox, sexually omnivorous British bobby traverses the lagoon to work with a male and female duo, and ends up sleeping with both of them – perhaps simultaneously – while on the trail of a serial helicopter thief.

Kelis showed me that there's space to experiment, be flawed, or troubled and complicated.