Sentence examples for Lingering troubles from inspiring English sources

Lingering troubles in the economy have prompted the International Business Machines Corporation to continue a cautious approach in 1986, company officials said today at the annual shareholders meeting.

The clearest indication of the lingering troubles can be seen in help wanted advertising.

The subject of their angst: whether the euro zone will ever get out of its lingering troubles in one piece.

But if the appointment was intended to show resolve, it also underscored the internal divisions that continue to undermine the government's ability to address Iraq's many lingering troubles.

He was using marijuana for his own use for lingering troubles with his personal health, some related to his military service.

Maybe it's because, this year, JPMorgan's stock price reached its highest level in more than a decade: investors, it turned out, actually appreciated the settlement, because it meant that the bank was close to resolving its lingering troubles.

Bobby Holik, who has been dominant on face-offs, was another player who did not think there would be lingering trouble.

Ms. Testud's performance, which earned her a César, the French Oscar, for most promising actress, is the source of the movie's lingering, troubling power.

INSIDE PITCH One day after Manager JOE TORRE said he was "concerned" about CHUCK KNOBLAUCH'S lingering trouble with his right elbow, General Manager BRIAN CASHMAN said he feels the second baseman will return this season.

Lingering trouble in the financial, housing and construction sectors — as well as government cutbacks — are among the reasons California is lagging.

Lingering trouble from the recession will set the tone for the year, with high unemployment and low consumer confidence, continuing to be a major challenge, Stewart added.