Sentence examples for as a trouble from inspiring English sources

Ford Europe reported a pretax loss of $525 million in the second quarter, in contrast to an $18 million loss a year earlier, and the division was identified as a trouble spot in the company's earnings report.

"Who Is It" emerged as a trouble spot.

The Internet group, meanwhile, is emerging as a trouble spot, analysts say.

Randolph was not charged, but his reputation as a trouble magnet continued to grow.

At the media networks unit, ABC is emerging as a trouble spot.

China is not viewed as a trouble spot for the United States.

Irwin Kurz, instructional superintendent for the Chancellor's District for troubled schools, said Mr. Johnson had a history as a trouble-shooter and had been hired to turn P.S. 25 around with the help of 13 teaching fellows -- teachers recruited from other professions this year through a program established by Mr. Levy.

Cleveland, who often acts as a trouble-shooter for Wolfowitz, conceded that she can be demanding.

Mr Watson has also gained a reputation as a trouble-maker, notably for the part he played in undermining Tony Blair's leadership.

But his thrilling turn as a trouble-plagued doge in 14th-century Genoa in Verdi's opera ranks as one of the most resonant and affecting performances I've seen him give.

Mr Milosevic's Socialist Party, a machine for power-broking and money-making over the past decade, will see a plunge in its support, though it may continue to play some role as a trouble-maker and spoiler.