Sentence examples for troubled need from inspiring English sources

The most troubled need better access to neighbouring markets and a spur for structural reforms.

Troubled countries need a credible programme to bring down deficits and debt in the medium term.

Other reforms, such as central support for market access or troubled banks, need to happen at the eurozone level.

Banks that get into trouble need to be bailed out.

Banks in trouble need to be restructured and broken up, if necessary.

ANYONE wanting further proof that the world economy is in trouble need look no further than the nearest business school.

She also notes that "thousands more families in trouble need intensive early help to stop them damaging their children permanently".

They are right: too many children still can't read at 11 or pass exams at 16. Thousands more families in trouble need intensive early help to stop them damaging their children permanently.

The 27-year-old, as anticipated, did not complete the training session at Cobham on the eve of the tie but Chelsea, who will also have Pedro restored to the squad after hamstring trouble, need him to impress against Thiago Silva and David Luiz.

But she maintained that economically troubled countries needed to continue paring their debt and deficits to prevent the crisis from spreading.

Troubled, Conner needs some air and goes out to buy cigarettes for his girlfriend, Liz.