Sentence examples for and a source of trouble from inspiring English sources

In exile, Berezovsky has become Putin's most prominent adversary, and a source of trouble in Britain's fraught relations with Moscow.

John Krokidas's film focuses on Ginsberg (Daniel Radcliffe) and on Lucien Carr (Dane DeHaan), a fellow Columbia undergraduate who was both an inspiration and a source of trouble for the others.

Conway, on the other hand, did not think highly of Washington's leadership, and proved to be a source of trouble in the 1777 campaign season and its aftermath.

Unfortunately, it is in the details that the Dawkins Gould debate differs from those other well-known academic feuds, and this has been a source of trouble for evolutionary biology in general.

The 30th-seeded Robson, meanwhile, called for the trainer and had her right wrist, a source of trouble lately, rewrapped and bandaged.

From the beginning, this pattern was a source of trouble and frustration".

Mr. Casesa added that too much should not be read into a one-year blip in the rankings for Nissan, since the company had a prominent redesign in its Altima sedan in the last year, usually a source of trouble, and it is also "in the midst of a massive, high-speed restructuring".

Nevertheless, the bells provide a source of trouble and expense to opera companies performing Tosca to this day.

They are Shīʿite Muslims, and their periodic revolts were, in times past, a source of trouble for the Iranian government.

Britain here is the exception since fighting Hitler was its finest hour and because it has traditionally viewed Europe as a source of trouble rather than trust.

Schumacher also mentioned Tommy Lee Jones as a source of trouble: "Jim Carrey was a gentleman, and Tommy Lee was threatened by him.