Sentence examples similar to Provide trouble from inspiring English sources

It would provide Troubles victims with a smorgasbord of options, including possible opportunities to press charges against or to meet their relatives' killers, within the context of a broad political agreement.

Plants make it easy to deal with safe, inexpensive, and provide trouble-free storage.

The depths to which various casings will be run follow from the design of a drilling fluid density schedule that provides trouble-free drilling.

Even if they are also bringing with them a tour party that will provide further troubling suggestions of status-shift and libido-droop.

The item in the list that provides most trouble is item (5) the doctrine of Revelation.

The development of technologies for a directional soil compaction is a new prospective task which solving will enable to obtain the required carrying capacity of soil foundations with a rational use of construction materials and to provide a trouble-free operation of engineering structures.

The key for collectors: The electrical systems on the "Normale" models were provided by trouble-plagued Lucas, while the Veloces had a more reliable (if hardly trouble-free) Marelli system.

It believes that it could reach an agreement with Alfa, provided its troubles with Farimex come to an end.

A Leg Up WEDNESDAY -- A black-tie dinner at the Pierre will aid the Student-Sponsor Partnership, which provides academically troubled high school students with mentors and scholarships to private schools.

As such, this is an essential guide for the novice biofilm researcher as well as providing valuable trouble-shooting techniques for even the most experienced laboratories.

Awaiting large public genome databases such as EMBL-EBI/Sanger's Ensembl and NCBI's UniGene to generate gene models and clusters provides a trouble-free route to reliable annotations; however, the lag time from assembly release to initiating an annotation build currently remains at least four months and can take over an entire year to become publicly available.