Sentence examples for weight troubles from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daly was unknown when he won the P.G.A. Championship in 1991 at 25, but soon his successes on the golf course were overshadowed by marital troubles, alcohol troubles, gambling troubles and weight troubles.

(Weight troubles are apparently optional).

I'd had weight trouble since before the World Championships and only he really knows what I went through trying to make it for the Olympics.

"It's the weight that troubles me.

Dialysis can sometimes cause severe nausea, and that nausea might be a big reason behind your weight loss troubles.

They include: the inability to lose weight, difficulty getting out of bed every morning, trouble sleeping, headaches, dry, rough skin, sickness, cellulite, indigestion and weight gain.

In the short term, you will lose weight, have trouble sleeping, and question everything.

Once the darling of the International Monetary Fund and foreign investors, Thailand is turning inward under the weight of its troubles.

The full weight of the Troubles can be felt only in the Catholic ghettos, where the British presence is most evident.

Symptom questions asked whether the 2-week period was accompanied with (1) any weight loss, (2) trouble sleeping, (3) feeling tired, (4) feeling bad upon waking, (5) losing interest, (6) trouble concentrating or (7) thoughts about death.

Some have too much money and collapse under their own weight; others have trouble raising the capital they need to survive.