Sentence examples for because of trouble from inspiring English sources

He said he had lost a few fares because of trouble getting Internet service.

The show was delayed because of trouble with the tape, & an audience of one.

Several producers said in interviews this week that no scheduled shows were expected to fold because of trouble raising money.

Dinamo has been fined by UEFA several times in the past because of trouble from their fans at matches in Europe.

Analysts say businesses are more cautious because of trouble getting regulatory approvals, as well as uncertainty about the direction of government policies.

The show was suspended twice because of trouble in securing a sponsor, but it was brought back after intense lobbying by fans.

He put off the sale because of troubles at one of its customers, Airbus.

As in other heavily populated states, revenue in California has plummeted because of troubles in the housing market.

Last year, the shares lost more than half their value because of troubles at Fiat Auto, which accounts for roughly 40percentt of the group's revenue.

J. P. Morgan said that much of the write-off for the third quarter would be because of troubles in the telecommunications and cable industries.

"Dear Customer," the note said, before explaining that my telephone line had gone bad because of troubles with the outside wiring that were missed by previous repair workers.