The phrase "alcohol trouble" is not standard in written English, but it can be understood in context.
It can be used to refer to issues or problems related to alcohol consumption, such as addiction or negative consequences of drinking.
Example: "After years of alcohol trouble, he finally decided to seek help and enter a rehabilitation program."
Alternatives: "alcohol issues" or "problems with alcohol".
Mr. Daly was unknown when he won the P.G.A. Championship in 1991 at 25, but soon his successes on the golf course were overshadowed by marital troubles, alcohol troubles, gambling troubles and weight troubles.
As Eckersley spoke, wept and spoke some more about his alcohol troubles, Paul Molitor, who had 3,319 career hits and was also a first-ballot inductee this year, had moist eyes, too.
Ms. Sterkel can be just as tough in talking about some of her own clients, like the adoptive parents of a Russian boy who was recently brought to the ranch with early signs of fetal alcohol troubles.
Black Messiah is really good: a dense, funky, political album in which the singer – for so long missing, presumed lost to drugs, alcohol, legal trouble, traffic accidents, prevarication and record company politics – rose definitively from the dead.
Alcohol-related trouble (age 15) comprised five summed items from the Voice-DISC alcohol abuse section relating to: getting into trouble with the police due to drinking; drinking in situations where you could get hurt; getting into a physical fight while drinking; arguing with family or friends because of drinking; and missing school or work in order to drink, or due to hangover.
These clusters may be local 'hot-spots' for alcohol-related trouble, particularly that involving underage drinkers and may provide adolescents easy access to alcohol either purchased directly from outlets or from peers who congregate in that area (Campbell et al., 2009).
(Note that although described as 'cross-sectional', the Voice-DISC measure of alcohol-related trouble was generally obtained about a week later than the age 15 measures of alcohol use and antisocial behaviour).
Rohan Evans, owner of Auckland live music venue The Wine Cellar, says earlier closing times will definitely make a difference to alcohol-related trouble in the city, but not in the way police are predicting.
At age 15, only a small percentage of respondents reported involvement in alcohol-related trouble.
However, estimates are probably attenuated because of the lack of adjustment for measurement error in alcohol-related trouble.
