Sentence examples for troubled to do from inspiring English sources

By Bruce Western May 9, 2016 A new study reveals the struggles of prisoners who want to turn their lives around, but are too mentally and physically troubled to do so.

They were workhouses to where the Irish authorities sent Catholic girls and women considered "troubled" to do unpaid manual work.

Once I'd taken the trouble to do that, it seemed silly not to brag about it a bit.

Among those who took the trouble to do so was Laurence Olivier, ever on the qui vive for something new.

By 1839 only half the companies in Massachusetts had taken the trouble to do this.Across the country, popular neglect was killing the militias.

Like all good things, like slow travel too, it takes a bit more time and trouble to do properly, but the results are worth it.

Eventually Ruby, Clancy, her secret butler and her family get in a lot of dangerous trouble to do with very dangerous people.

The entire colloquy runs to 42 pages, and read in context (as I assume, without much evidence, that the appellate panel took the trouble to do), it's very hard to conclude that anything improper occurred.

That's why people take the trouble to do this".

"But we didn't go to all that trouble to do one store in the Bay area," adds Mr Nel.

But it's unlikely any device maker will want to go to the trouble to do it.