Sentence examples for adding to the troubles from inspiring English sources

Several of the experts said technological advances might be adding to the troubles.

We cannot have people like that adding to the troubles of the democratic Afghan government whom we, unlike the vast majority of Afghans, support.

In that vacuum, many fear that Yemen's opposition factions and youth protesters might begin fighting among themselves, adding to the troubles of tribal violence in the north and secessionist efforts in the south.

But economists worry that if the economy slows significantly in 2007, the number of poor and financially struggling households facing the potential loss of their homes could escalate sharply, adding to the troubles of the subprime industry.

Adding to the troubles is the foundering commercial real estate market, where vacancy rates are high and financiers are scarce.

Adding to the troubles for the resort – which boasts a slightly moth-eaten statue of the late Swayze – are falling water levels in the once-brimming lake.

The war in Iraq has only added to the troubles.

The judge's decision added to the troubles of the 2003 awards season.

The ethics office's letter adds to the troubles piling up on Ms. Conway.

Such capital withdrawals can only add to the troubles of firms that may already be foundering.

The outcry has added to the troubles of Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori.