Sentence examples for a major trouble from inspiring English sources
Cabrini-Green, built over 20 years beginning in 1942, has been a major trouble spot on the North Side for many years.
But while some pharmacists and a law enforcement official in Myrtle Beach, a major trouble spot for OxyContin, said they had warned Purdue Pharma that the clinic was an apparent hotbed of abuse, the company did little, if anything, about it.
I know this because; I was at one a time a major trouble-maker; so I'm fascinated with all the latest scientific research about the brain.
Lawmakers, experts and activists who spoke with The Huffington Post identified a lack of infrastructure to recruit African-American candidates as a major problem, along with troubles raising money and convincing the party establishment and voters to pick minority candidates.
One patient developed an exacerbation of a pre-existing tremor, but micafungin was not discontinued and the patient completed the treatment without any major trouble.
"It's a recipe for major trouble that plagues this entire structure," said John M. Walker Jr., the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Small and minor recalls are just two things that make them imperfect indicators of vehicle safety, even though recalls can teach us a lot about major trouble spots.
Reuters caught an American having major trouble exchanging her dollars for euros in Amsterdam's smaller money changing outlets: "Our dollar is worth maybe zero over here," said Mary Kelly, an American tourist from Indianapolis, Indiana, in front of the Anne Frank house.
Robert E. Henry, a developer of the code at Fauske & Associates, an engineering company near Chicago, said that a first sign of major trouble at any reactor was the release of hydrogen — a highly flammable gas that has fueled several large explosions at Fukushima Daiichi.
If you are having major trouble, use a guide.
Asia'h is in major trouble after just a few words but covers her stumble with a gentle little laugh.
