Sentence examples for very trouble from inspiring English sources

In these circumstances, the government's decision to close down DCK looks like a panicky over-reaction exactly the sover-reaction exactlyan sometheesortuse the very trofble it seeks to avert.

The Pakistani government has had such an irksome habit of blaming India for very trouble inside its frontiers that such official statements are no longer accepted as an alternative to the full truth.

In both cases there is also risk creep to worry about: a person is likely to proceed with less caution and planning -- and so get themselves into the very trouble the phone is meant to rescue them from, if it is even able to rescue them -- with the subconscious and conscious comforts of a cellular safety-net swaddling them.

If he's out for a serious amount of time, it's very real trouble.

Severe sufferers were identified by responses of quite a bit troubled, very troubled, or extremely troubled on a seven point Likert scale (top three box).

Jae, like Skinner, is very troubled.

I find this situation very troubling.

The reports of violence are very troubling.

"I'm very troubled by this.

"We're very troubled by this".

I'm very troubled by that.