Sentence examples for Individual trouble from inspiring English sources

When analyzing these individual trouble spots, the author reveals himself to be a deep, lucid and well-read thinker.

Too bad, because the underlying intent (besides getting CNN on the HDTV bandwagon — it's the network's first production in high-definition television) is good: Don't merely show individual trouble spots, but link them, however tenuously.

The goal was to sniff out individual trouble spots as soon as a real problem arose and put corrective measures in place, and/or respond more effectively when a vulnerability was exploited.

Individual troubles aside, the last few months have been unforgiving for retailers, with wages stagnant and winter weather atrocious.

Off the field there are individual troubles, but the Kekambas' new-found hope and confidence get results in the win column.

They conducted a large-scale experiment in a Fortune 500 company and found that work-family conflicts don't need to be solely employees' individual, private troubles, but can be resolved systemically with a little management leadership.

A recent World Bank report notes that big business can afford the bribes but most individuals have trouble finding the money.An economic setback that reverses the recent rise in living standards might make people turn against the party.

In the past, however, Mr. Aboul Fotouh, as a reformist leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, has sometimes suggested that religious conversion was a matter of individual choice, troubling many ultraconservative Islamists who now form part of his base of support.

It has become an instant commonplace to assimilate the movie to the "overgrown man-child" genre, but there's a reason why such films are made: such things happen, promising individuals have trouble getting on track in the transition from school to world, parents have trouble compelling their adult children to help themselves, and days and weeks slip unawares into years.

The corporation additionally controlled large pieces of the industrial infrastructure upon which European civilisation relies (yet which we as individuals seldom trouble ourselves about as we use the bathroom in Bia_ystok or drive our rental car to Cádiz): the waste company Cespa, the Polish construction group Budimex and the Spanish toll-road concern Autopista.

Slooten, Friedman, and Tanner [37] found that individuals had trouble understanding health news due to limited health terminology literacy.