Sentence examples for because of troubles from inspiring English sources

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

Meanwhile, Daimler's parallel expansion into Asia ran aground because of troubles at its Japanese partner, Mitsubishi Motors.

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

Where teachers did not show up in schools because of troubles with public transport or because they had joined the strike, children were directed to do their homework.

In the early 1980's an American accelerator failed because of troubles that developed in the mass production of large numbers of superconducting magnets.

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.

Analysis instruments are out of commission more frequently because of trouble in the sampling system than to any other cause.

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

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

Japanese power supplies could be strained for some time because of trouble at several nuclear plants.

But on Thursday it delayed the new model because of trouble lining up financing.