Sentence examples for broader trouble from inspiring English sources

The broader trouble here is that the federal court decision rejecting Mr. Lakhani's appeal is considered "precedential" — that is, the court sees it serving as a model.

The apparent backtracking was a reflection of the broader trouble clouding Save the Children, the largest international relief organization in Pakistan, since May 2011, when it was pulled into the controversy surrounding the raid that killed Bin Laden.

The problems at Chiyoda represent an extreme version of the broader trouble confronting most of Japan's life insurance companies, which are paying out an average of 4percentt on insurance policies sold a decade ago, when interest rates were far higher.

Mercury's broader troubles will take longer to fix.

It is unclear whether Sprint's travails are solely its own or portend broader troubles for cellphone carriers.

"This certainly raises broader, troubling questions about the role of nursing homes, and their financial stakes, within the mental health care system," Ms. Jung said.

Some Asian business leaders say they still hope the region can escape largely unscathed from the broader troubles afflicting emerging markets this summer.

The chaebol started going bankrupt after the ratio of cashflow to interest payments fell below three, in 1996 well before Asia's broader troubles began.

Shenmu, and nearby cities like Ordos and Fugu, are at the leading edge of broader troubles that are beginning to afflict the entire Chinese economy.

Economists said the sluggish performance of the chains — Wal-Mart missed its profit forecast and Home Depot's earnings dropped — could signal broader troubles in the economy.

National Democrats, alarmed by a poll that showed the contest far closer than anticipated, are privately fretting that even a close outcome in a working-class swath of Brooklyn and Queens may foreshadow broader troubles for the party in 2012.