Sentence examples for The primary troubles from inspiring English sources

One of the primary troubles in observational studies is what scientists refer to as "confounders" — basically, unaccounted factors that can lead researchers to make mistaken assumptions about causes.

The foot- and-ankle area is still the ballerina's primary trouble spot, prone, like a pitcher's shoulder or a running back's knees, to a whole syndrome of injuries: ligament tears, tendinitis, stress fractures, and bone spurs.

After all, the Primary Fund's troubles did not occur in isolation.

Yes, the benefits of a good safety net are well established, but globalization is not the primary source of trouble for most American workers.

I continued my exploration of the city's dark past by walking a couple of miles to Falls Road in West Belfast, the working class Catholic neighborhood that was the primary locus for the Troubles.

The Primary Fund got in trouble because some of its investments were in Lehman Brothers' debt.

While Virginia was among the states that Mr. Obama won in the primary season, he had trouble here in the southwest.

Frank insists that Ackerman did not cost Dukakis the primary, but he remains troubled by his misjudgment in the race.

Whoever wins the primary will have no trouble distinguishing himself or herself from Mr. Grams, whose causes include a conservative plan to privatize Social Security.

While most Southern states are reliably Republican enough that they are barely contested in general elections, there have been signs in past elections that weakness in Southern states during the primary season can spell trouble for Republican candidates.

Repetitive stresses placed on the joints in the lower back, due to a lack of internal rotation in the lead hip after impact with the golf ball--or during the deceleration phase of the swing--was the primary cause of back trouble.