Sentence examples for all these trouble from inspiring English sources

"It is no good just dealing with Isis, we need a grand strategy that encompasses all these trouble spots," he said.

"I think that in one man's head, all these troubles of the immigrant came together," said Mr. Sherpa's wife, Yangji Lama.

But I can't help wondering if carmakers wouldn't be better off sticking to what they know rather than diving into the luxury market to try to help all these troubled souls by selling them prestigious cars.

But I can't help wondering if carmakers wouldn't be better off sticking to what they know rather than diving into the luxury market trying to help all these troubled souls by selling them prestige cars.

If Providence sent you a two-faced cat after all these troubles, how could you not see it as some kind of payback?

All these troubles have the capacity to reinvent themselves".

"Oh, sir," the man replied, "they hate them here" because "they are the innocent cause of all these troubles".

But although Gaddafi was the main cause of all the troubles of Libya, his death does not mean that all these troubles will go away overnight.

Despite all these troubles, Morrissey is still preparing to unveil a concert film, Morrissey 25: Live, which will be shown in cinemas next month.

"He manages none the less to maintain the optimistic view that all these troubles can be tamed, even if not fully overcome, through imagination.

All these troubles explain why Mr Hague was initially reluctant to inherit the leadership in the wake of May 1997 and considered becoming deputy to Michael Howard.