Sentence examples for bring troubles to from inspiring English sources

Optimization problems in the design of radar waveforms such as polyphase code design often bring troubles to designers.

Yet, Putin certainly understands the results of the midterms might bring trouble to him as well.

Wazzocks don't necessarily have bad intentions, but they tend to bring trouble to themselves and others.

"You don't want to bring trouble to this person who you love more than anyone in the world".

But this is where another oddity of the moment surfaces -- the headstrong impulses that bring trouble to billionaires in Putin's Russia also happen to be the impulses required to reshape a monolith like Lukoil.

This may bring trouble to certain applications where Co II), Ni II), Cu II), or Cd II) may interfere (e.g., in environmental science).

You will bring trouble to yourself".

This will only bring trouble to you more.

Having three generations live under one roof has brought troubles to individuals' freedom and autonomy, and thus is no longer the ideal or the reality in the era of individualization.

But when her brother joins a secret underground movement he brings trouble to the whole family.

There were people in Olinalá who felt that Salgado had brought trouble to the town.