Sentence examples for unduly trouble from inspiring English sources

The Ivorian then played in Selcuk Inan, who ran through on goal but lost his balance and his shot did not unduly trouble Hildebrand.

You can also be quite relaxed about missing the fairway as three or four inches of grass isn't going to unduly trouble you.

The ruling, he added, should not "unduly trouble the N.Y.P.D., which I will assume is not engaged in thinking up ways to violate the Constitution".

In 2015 the smart money is on St Antony keeping his job, despite criticism that he has reduced Barclays to an also-ran in the global banking stakes.This will not unduly trouble Britain's coalition government or the Bank of England.

The 9,101 in attendance were treated to a bright opening by the home side, although not until Luke Guttridge's thrashed effort 10 minutes before the break did they unduly trouble James Shea in the Wimbledon goal.

That will not unduly trouble Strachan, since he will assume that the Germans will eventually recover their poise, leaving the others to fight it out.

Sir Terry said he was never unduly troubled by competition from Moyles.

The president does not seem to be unduly troubled by any tension between his words and China's recent actions.

The school says 100 percent of its graduates go on to college, and it will not accept applicants it considers unduly troubled.

Lambert adopted the familiar tactic at Ibrox of deploying just one striker, a move which meant the home defence was never unduly troubled.

When Schwartz notes that young Americans are unduly troubled by their choice of career, because they are "remarkably unconstrained by what their parents did before them," he sounds kindhearted and sincerely concerned.