Sentence examples similar to any troubles that surface from inspiring English sources

Last school year, the state closed schools early or extended vacations in almost half of its 200 districts because of budget troubles that surfaced last winter.

Clay-face brick is to be used to fix troubles that surfaced in 2009 and resulted in the election of a new board.

Any trouble that someone in your family makes flows to you".

Any trouble that may lurk deep in the sea will remain obscure for some time yet.

Barring any teething troubles, that is (right, get out - Ed).

As the townsfolk buy into the lead character's delusion and adopt the doll as one of their own (inviting it to parties, hiring it to do community service), the emotional directness of Nancy Oliver's screenplay gently tugs the film over the deeper, disturbing psychic troubles that lie beneath the surface.

As the townfolk buy into the lead character's delusion and adopt the doll as one of their own (inviting it to parties, hiring it to do community service), the emotional directness of Nancy Oliver's screenplay gently tugs the film's charming spirits over the deeper, disturbing psychic troubles that lie beneath the surface.

The project has been troubled by internal conflict that surfaced last year in headlines warning that the Musée Picasso was edging toward an "implosion" and a "nervous breakdown" under Ms. Baldassari's management.

None of the intervention schools reported any troubles fulfilling that.

"Does it cause trouble that would justify any response with blood safety?

In addition, legal troubles have surfaced that could pose problems for a sale.