The phrase "air trouble" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts related to aviation or technical issues involving air systems, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The aircraft experienced air trouble during the ascent, prompting the pilot to make an emergency landing."
Alternatives: "air issues" or "air problems".
This may have been a triumph for justice, but hardly for the rule of law.In this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
A deal that eluded the two communities when Mr Trimble and Mr Mallon headed the main parties would surely be unattainable if Mr Adams and Mr Paisley took their places.In this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
Negotiations with American's pilots are tricky; meanwhile, United Airlines faces a strike vote by its ground crews.In this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
But even an ineffectual remedy is better than nothing, and bringing the case has also had other remedial effects.In this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
China's GDP growth is holding up, but even its export growth has slowed from almost 40% to 4% over the past year.Supply-chain dependenciesIn this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
Quite reasonably, it asks for trade barriers and agricultural subsidies to be removed by the developed world so that African producers can compete fairly though many African countries would benefit at least as much if they removed their own barriers as well.In this section Air travel, air trouble Old ideas, new commitment?
He declared that current fiscal ailments of many financial institutions--principal sources of home loans--stem from "creative accounting". The publicly aired troubles of Bank of America, Financial Corp. of America, Beverly Hills Savings & Loan and San Marino Savings & Loan, for instance, would relate to his sharp assessment.
That's about 277 million phones sniffing the air for trouble.
Former Seahawks kicker Josh Brown adjusted to the winds, and he believed the moisture in the air caused trouble for others.
One of the jobs of the service is to keep track of radioactivity levels in the air, and troubled callers want to know how high the levels are and how dangerous they might be to their health.
