Sentence examples for troubled terms from inspiring English sources

LAURA Bush is lining up a multimillion-dollar deal to write her memoirs - but the first lady's lame-duck hubby may have to wait years before cashing in on a tell-all about his two troubled terms as president.

It is expected that Smith will take charge for the friendly against Sweden at Easter Road on November 17. Vogts' troubled term was expected to be ended after a Scottish Football Association meeting on Thursday but he took matters into his own hands with a '"heartbreaking" decision - accompanied by a bitter parting shot.

PTSD positive delinquents are found to be most troubled in terms of impulse control and control of aggression [ 26].

The popular party drug ecstasy roughs up the dopamine system in monkeys, new research reveals, raising the potential for troubling, long-term side effects in those who use it heavily.

The memo warned that an interest rate hike in 2015 would "leave millions in considerable and unnecessary economic distress and would exacerbate troubling longer-term trends in wages and incomes for the vast majority of American workers and their families". .

Most Americans are morally troubled by late-term abortions.

And this is why I am so troubled by the term "middle class".

(9) Troubled assets.--The term "troubled assets" means.

"We're very troubled about the long-term direction on some of these policies".

Mr. Lingenfelter said he was particularly troubled by the long-term trend of shifting the cost of higher education from the public onto students and their families.

He preferred to have Wall Street rather than the government buttress troubled hedge fund Long Term Capital Management in 1998.