Sentence examples for troubled places from inspiring English sources

They tend to be troubled places, unpopular dictatorships or failing states, countries whose citizens might want more rather than less American involvement in their affairs.

But there are also troubled places, like the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, where tensions among Arabs, Kurds and Turkmen have created an ethnic powder keg.

While waiting, she'd thought about how the students in her 4 P.M. class, who had fled troubled places like Burma and Ivory Coast, might react to "The Clock".

In the most troubled places, tough measures helped to restore order.

Most of the remaining 166 detainees are from troubled places like Yemen.

His autobiography described his experiences in some of the world's most troubled places.

Salem, founded in 1629, was then a deeply troubled place.

A NEW year can bring a burst of optimism, even in as troubled a place as the euro area.

You just have trouble placing them from where".

It was an astonishing figure, but one that Crane had trouble placing into any useful context.

JOB MARKET Even established programs are having trouble placing graduates in jobs.