Sentence examples for brought more trouble from inspiring English sources

But this has brought more trouble.

But a plaque commemorating the victims of a 1992 massacre in the village of Khojaly during the undeclared war between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh brought more trouble.

The interpretation of the past few years most widely accepted by Israelis is that when Ariel Sharon unilaterally withdrew Israeli settlers and troops from Gaza in 2005 rather than bringing calm, it brought more trouble.

But the Great Recession has brought more trouble.

This is why many of Lamu's elders say they think that the port will bring more trouble than good.

One state transportation official said more bad weather, which was forecast for the weekend, could bring more trouble.

But old habits interfere when a former pal reappears, bringing more trouble to a character who has been "either written or directed to be a little too aware of her charming quirkiness" (Anita Gates).

ATLANTA — A severe weather front that ripped through five Southeastern states on Wednesday, killing at least six people and injuring scores, marked the beginning a fall storm season that is likely to bring more trouble to a region that has barely recovered from an unusually deadly string of spring tornadoes.

Page A17 STORMS TEAR THROUGH SOUTH A severe weather front ripped through five Southeastern states, marking the beginning of a fall storm season likely to bring more trouble to a region that has barely recovered from an unusually deadly string of spring tornadoes.

Lance Armstrong's doping confession to Oprah Winfrey may bring more trouble to the disgraced cyclist than forgiveness.

Putting it off only brings more troubles and higher costs in the long run.