Sentence examples for biggest troubles from inspiring English sources

BYD's biggest troubles in the last few months have been in the market for gasoline-powered cars.

In fact, many of his biggest troubles as prime minister have derived from an excess of New Labour orthodoxy.

The Democrats controlled the House after 2006, yet his biggest troubles were with Republicans who reflexively opposed his every attempt to put a safety net under the banks.

Yet money alone cannot solve all the east's ills.One of its biggest troubles has been the collapse of the building industry.

With 16 years in office, Mr. Kohl is Europe's most durable -- and most powerful -- politician, but long on continuity and short on ideas for tackling Germany's biggest troubles.

SPEER: If such conditions had existed, I should probably have heard of them, since when I visited plants the head of the plant naturally came to me with his biggest troubles.

The biggest trouble, though, was money.

With Big Troubles and Eula.

Intra-class variabilities cause big troubles for this task.

Much of the technology had "big troubles.

(See "Big Troubles, Small Bailout").