Sentence examples for troubled what from inspiring English sources

Boston has been in panic mode for much of the 2012 season, but if the Red Sox are thought to be troubled, what does that say about the Yankees?

Barcelona had lost two of their key defenders in Jordi Alba and Gerard Piqué to injuries in the first half and it was tempting to wonder how Agüero might have troubled what became a makeshift back-line.

If the Senate is this troubled, what hope exists for the federal government all in all?

Money Trouble What Would a National Anti-Trump Movement Look Like?

For her trouble, what's-her-name was apparently promoted.

@LengelDavid October 29, 2013 If that didn't tell you Wainwright was in trouble, what else would?

These aspects creatively trouble what might otherwise fall back into shallow, even silly, heroics.

He said: 'Well, you're in trouble, what are you going to do this year?

A person who shepherds you along the way and helps you out when you're in trouble — what would she call that thing?

* Low-income kids are the ones who are really in trouble, what with the no-fresh-food deserts and the fast-food marketing and the obesity crisis.

"You want trouble?" "What's the matter?" Taubman quipped.