Sentence examples for are a trouble from inspiring English sources

They are a trouble to me; I am weary to bear them; and when ye spread forth your hands I will hide mine eyes from you.

Europe continues to be a trouble spot.

The trouble here is a trouble throughout: absence of irony.

As ever, Hebron was a trouble spot.

Eastern Afghanistan, in particular, has been a trouble spot.

The investment bank had been a trouble spot at UBS for years.

Cephalalgiaphobia is a trouble that needs to be commonly recognized with its own specific clinical definition.

Retailing has been a trouble spot for some time.

Second, there was a trouble deciding on HRP, including porion and orbitale.

There was a trouble of deciding the accurate gonion location of patient performing mandibular angle reduction.

The predicate 麻煩 máfán "troublesome" is indistinguishable with its nominal form as in 有麻煩了 you mafan le "There's a trouble".