Sentence examples for troubled of from inspiring English sources

But the social worker, as it turns out, was detailed from the Southern Adoption Resource Center, one of the more troubled of the Division of Youth and Family Services' many troubled offices.

Mollie knew that Anna had been very troubled of late.

Ukraine is by some measure the largest, most strategic and most troubled of the six countries.

R.B.S., the more troubled of the two banks, will come under increased government ownership.

Neither of those banks, among the more troubled of the big lenders, is expected to exit the bailout program immediately.

Swissair said it wanted to add flights to Brazil after the cancellation of such flights by the most financially troubled of the four carriers, Vasp.

Variations of temperature troubled seven (15.5%) of the patients.

People have troubles of their own.

There would be trouble, of significant proportions.

And: People have troubles of their own?

The trouble, of course, is predicting when.