Sentence examples for troubled hammer from inspiring English sources

BAG was founded to resolve the troubled Hammer Bank Spadaka eG, and therefore formed Germany's first bad bank.

They continued to struggle after the break and, even when Carroll was sent off, the visitors could not find a breakthrough as they failed to trouble Hammers keeper Adrian.

She has no trouble hammering home the unimpeachable importance of WCMA as a teaching institution.

Qantas Airways is suddenly in deep trouble, hammered by a burgeoning price war on crucial domestic routes and by the weak Australian dollar.

If you have trouble hammering a nail through the end of your coconut, use a drill.

The Bluebirds failed to trouble the Hammers during their return to English football's top flight after 51 years.

Oh, then there was the time my father-in-law decided it was too much trouble to hammer in stakes ashore.

If your employees aren't behaving well, and you've already gone through the trouble of hammering home the organization's civility message, ask yourself, "Have I equipped them to succeed?" Don't assume everyone knows how to be civil; many people never learned the basic skills.

Fortis' troubles have hammered Ping An Insurance, which owns 5% of the financial services company.

So if you got in trouble, you could hammer the panic button under your till to call over whoever was supervising.

You hit them with a hammer, and they know they've been hit, but it doesn't trouble them.