Sentence examples similar to a parallel trouble from inspiring English sources
That means Facebook could face parallel trouble in Ireland, where its European headquarters are located, as well as any other country which uncovers further Cambridge Analytica-style wrongdoing.
Cities are a parallel dimension I'm having trouble reentering.
Kalinowski draws a parallel with McDonald's Japanese troubles.
St.Clair Bourne, a documentary filmmaker who recorded American black culture, produced portraits of eminent African-Americans and, in one stark film, drew a parallel between the civil rights movement and the "troubles" in Northern Ireland, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
He hasn't absorbed this, however, choosing instead to blame his troubles on a bewildering series of lobbies that he insists control a "parallel state".
Mr. Beck, a recovering alcoholic, drew a parallel to addiction recovery programs and said that the Republican Party had to admit it was in trouble.
The worrywarts seek a parallel to today's market and think they see it in 1930: credit crunch, rising unemployment, financial institutions in trouble.
Sculpture shows a parallel decline.
