Sentence examples for accumulating troubles from inspiring English sources

It was only during the summer of that year that reporters realized that he might actually win, given all of Jimmy Carter's accumulating troubles.

The North Korean test matters most as a symbol of accumulating trouble.

There are two sorts of risks that affect your life: acute risks (which could kill you on the spot), and chronic risks (which accumulate trouble for the future).

The NASA official in charge of shuttle Columbia's re-entry said today that despite the accumulating signs of trouble aboard the spacecraft as it crossed the southwestern United States, he had remained confident that it would land safely.

A1 NASA Official Had Confidence Leroy E. Cain, the Nasa flight director in charge of the shuttle Columbia's re-entry, said that despite the accumulating signs of trouble aboard the spacecraft as it crossed the southwestern United States he had remained confident that it would land safely.

Torre will wait until next week to assess his walking wounded, the Yankees' troubles are accumulating.

In a sport that lives on tradition and so often returns to familiar themes, the FedEx Cup chase, in which golfers have spent the season accumulating points, has had trouble gaining the players' affections.

A troubling side effect of higher rents is that renters will have more trouble in accumulating a down payment to buy a home, so the cycle seems to perpetuate itself.

It's away from the disco that his troubles accumulate.

As the company's troubles accumulated, Steinmetz and his colleagues began to direct their feelings of grievance at George Soros, who had financed Condé's initial investigation and provided seed money to D.L.A. Piper.

has been accumulating shares in Thailand's troubled Bangkok Bank.