Sentence examples for beyond the immediate trouble from inspiring English sources
Beyond the immediate trouble involving Iraq, the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has produced a chronic drag on the economy, with no end in sight.
The families were destitute and too hungry to think of much beyond their immediate troubles.
If the Court blocks the ESM, then the eurozone would be in serious immediate trouble.
Kershaw pitched a perfect fourth inning but encountered immediate trouble in the fifth.
In the eighth, Brooks (25-3) got into immediate trouble.
The prime minister survived opposition protests in June with little immediate trouble.
The stress-test results seem unlikely to suggest any bank is in immediate trouble.
But Reed had immediate trouble.
Three months ago, President Obama asked Ray Mabus, the Navy secretary, to figure out what comes next in the Gulf of Mexico — to design a strategy that moves beyond the immediate job of cleaning up the oil to the larger task of restoring an ecosystem that was in deep trouble even before the BP spill and is worse off now.
