Sentence examples for troubled target from inspiring English sources

Rumours recently suggested a grander, yet also troubled, target, Marks & Spencer.At home, the affair extends well beyond retailing.

In the current downturn, many investors have been waiting for similarly troubled targets, which have yet to materialize.

The wickets were then shared out as the hosts failed to trouble the target.

It seemed as if Northants would struggle to trouble the target, as they failed to build meaningful partnerships, despite Levi's second half-century of the competition.

After repeated White House efforts to push the Education Department to more aggressively target troubled borrowers, enrollment in income plans has more than doubled in the last two years, to 3.9 million borrowers.

While mines used to defend ports and rivers raised few ethical questions, their use on land and against nonmilitary targets troubled many Confederate leaders – especially army officers on the eastern front.

It has seen a reduction in crime in recent months as it targets troubled areas with an increased police presence.

While the effort targets troubled financial institutions that have gorged themselves at the government bailout trough, many Democrats want these controls to apply "at all companies, not just those receiving federal money".

Pakistan – famously troubled chasers – romped to their target of 238 with seven wickets in hand, their resourceful wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfraz Ahmed scoring his maiden ODI century to set up a mouth-watering quarter-final against Australia at this ground on Friday.

Nissan Diesel, a division of Japan's troubled Nissan Motors, is one rumored target.

From its inception, the drone program has been troubled by reports of mistaken targeting.