Sentence examples similar to any immediate troubles from inspiring English sources

The families were destitute and too hungry to think of much beyond their immediate troubles.

The short-term outlook is dark, but it will start to clear when the immediate troubles are over.

But he said South Korea's immediate troubles were a result of a shortage of money, rather than a lack of creditworthiness.

Yet he managed to step outside his immediate troubles to assess the situation with a detachment and graceful calm that helped him cope during times of adversity.

A few months later, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. visited the former Republic Windows & Doors factory to herald its reopening by a new company that promised to rehire the workers, and it seemed their immediate troubles were over.

But some Wall Street analysts and investors questioned whether the plan, which included the announcement on Tuesday that it would split off Smith Barney, would go far enough to address Citigroup's immediate troubles.

Part of the reason for the inaction is that the Central Asian governments face more immediate troubles, ranging from incursions by Islamic rebels to rising poverty and weak economies.

But some Wall Street analysts and investors questioned whether the plan, which included the announcement on Tuesday that it would split off its prized Smith Barney brokerage, goes far enough to address Citigroup's immediate troubles.

But our principal economic challenges lie not with our immediate troubles but well down the road: a budget deficit unlikely to shrink to acceptable levels because of tax cuts promised in the future and the failure to address the eventual exhaustion of our Social Security reserves.

Chrysler's immediate troubles stem not so much from a faltering economy but from a spectacularly ill-timed push by Schrempp to pump up earnings early last year.

The stress-test results seem unlikely to suggest any bank is in immediate trouble.