Sentence examples for against troubles from inspiring English sources

On both sides of the Atlantic, the financial crisis prompted the construction of new regulatory authorities and requirements that banks set aside more funds in reserve against troubles.

While this is still a respectable pace of growth, any slowdown will reinforce fears in financial markets that the UK cannot insulate itself against troubles in the eurozone and further afield.

A large part of their motive, we can be sure, was simply to get their money out of their own country and out of the euro; the acquisition of a bolt-hole here is a pleasant way of hedging against troubles at home.

This included a compact version of the famous street festival Virada Cultural which this year happened just once in September, nevertheless it's significance grew larger set against troubles brought upon by a by lack of funds.

To guard against trouble with the carburetor.

McLean is not superstitious; he doesn't believe that this frank assessment inoculates him against trouble.

Some critics said she did not speak out against troubling early moves by Mr. Morsi, like packing his cabinet with allies.

No part of the Disney empire is insulated against trouble.Through its theme parks, the company has been battered by the downturn in tourism.

The centre of modern Britain's wealth, it has been powerfully protected from the sea by the great Thames Barrier, and against trouble upstream by sturdy cement dykes.

In return for providing money, and an insurance policy against trouble, the main bank wielded a great deal of influence over a firm's management.

But because those at lowest personal risk of trouble are not always aware of their good fortune, they seek insurance against trouble alongside those with greater propensities to fall seriously ill or face other hardships.