Sentence examples for a source of trouble from inspiring English sources

D'Elía suggests that this is a source of trouble.

The receivership itself has been a source of trouble.

That location has long been a source of trouble.

But at times those qualities have been a source of trouble.

Her enthusiasm was also a source of trouble as much as assistance.

From the beginning, this pattern was a source of trouble and frustration".

That spurred our distinctive reliance on private insurance obtained through one's place of employment — a source of troubles (for employers and the unemployed alike) that we've struggled with for six decades.

"Imposition of tariffs will act similarly to cheap money policy: It creates margins which would not otherwise exist and therefore calls forth enterprise and secondary expansion that may be a source of troubles".

However, the introduction of high density meshes in the FDTD method is recognized as a source of troubles as far as stability and accuracy are concerned, a problem which is currently dealt with by recursion, i.e., by nesting meshes with a progressively increasing resolution.

There are left three classes of bank borrowers: (a) Small or privately owned enterprises maybe good, maybe not; (b) Large industrial corporations with poor records even in the late prosperity; (c) Railroads and utilities needing temporary accommodation, to be paid off by permanent financing–a fruitful source of trouble for all concerned.

She also serves as a go-between when tensions arise between the brothers, though she herself may also be a source of the trouble.