Sentence examples similar to varied troubles from inspiring English sources
Views of the developed world's troubles vary widely in the hemisphere, as do conditions from country to country.
The Park Service said there have been varied reasons for the elevator troubles.
The decrease in quality of life varied from 5.6 (tearing) to 31.2% (troubles seeing at night side effect on driving score).
The trouble was that marketing performance varied greatly: The success rate for the best properties was nearly four times that of the average property.
The victims varied in age, but police say all led troubled lives that in some cases were defined by drugs and prostitution.
The political facets of this are varied, and include political allegiances and the more pressing urgency of economic troubles.
Testimony varied on how the struggle began, but Mr. Theemling said it appeared that Officer Corso had trouble forcing the boy to the ground to handcuff him.
Most of the children had trouble pronouncing the word "democracy," and their capacity to recall and regurgitate the disjointed bits of information varied appreciably.
It may be combined with another morpheme to render a number of slightly varied meanings such as 麻煩 ma-fan "troublesome," 煩惱 fan-nao "worried," 煩躁 fan-zao "agitated," and 煩擾 fan-rao "troubled".
