Sentence examples for additional trouble from inspiring English sources

He would not identify the five chefs for fear of causing them additional trouble.

Certainly it had to be kept off the books or you would be subject to perhaps additional trouble.

For children especially, they may fear getting in additional trouble or upsetting adults," says Kristen Arquette, a marriage and family therapist at New Vision Counseling in Washington state.

It warns the company's executives that the group still has "private and sensitive data", but that its security will be ensured "unless you make additional trouble".

His reverence for the memory of Shakespeare has led him to make all his quotations from the First Folio of 1623 an affectation which, with no compensating advantage, gives his readers a little additional trouble in finding the passages cited.

An additional trouble with it, which keeps the suspense thriller, however skillful and polished, a subgenre, is that the novelist, manipulating his human counters on the board, must keep them somewhat blank, with selective disclosure of their inner lives, lest the killer or mole or whatever be prematurely unmasked.

Hollywood agent Benny Greenspan has additional troubles.

The New Yorker, March 7 , 1942P. 12 Hollywood agent Benny Greenspan has additional troubles.

By Arthur Kober The New Yorker, March 7 , 1942P. 12 Hollywood agent Benny Greenspan has additional troubles.

Now, I see there's no point in punishing me, they don't want to arrest a high-profile man and have additional troubles.

But the county has additional troubles: the sewer project was riddled with corruption, and in January a court ruled that a tax the county relied on for more than a quarter of its general fund was illegal because the Legislature repealed it in 1999.