Sentence examples for capacity for trouble from inspiring English sources

And Greece retains its capacity for trouble.

Eventually, empowered by a forbidden love affair, his capacity for trouble leaked beyond the prison's walls in the form of a thoughtful and controversial blog which, while he was still incarcerated, was long-listed for the Orwell Prize.

A half-deaf but observant secretary (Emmanuelle Devos), who reads people's lips and attitudes and feels like a loser, and a mangy ex-con with a blank look in his eyes and an endless capacity for trouble (Vincent Cassel) make a very odd couple in "Read My Lips" ("Sur Mes Lèvres").

Yet it is difficult not to despair of Chambers' capacity for generating trouble.

Measured both by his talent and his capacity for finding trouble, Tiger Woods was already the Frank Sinatra of golf.

Strauss and the team director, Andy Flower, will be furious that Pietersen's capacity for causing trouble – deliberate or not – has so dominated the buildup to the most important Test of a low-key summer, a game that England must win to avoid being displaced by South Africa at the top of the official world rankings.

Europe's capacity for blundering into bigger trouble cannot be overestimated.

(There was a peek, around Benghazi, both of the unhinged hate and her own capacity for missteps). That sort of trouble and noise would not be an unfair revival of ancient Whitewater-Monica-Ken Starr-vast-right-wing-conspiracy history.

Conversely, there is no evidence of any such decline in capacity for dogs who have no trouble going back to independent living as illustrated by the success of dingoes in Australia.

End to end connectivity has to be tracked for trouble shooting and MW link capacity planning for future use.

America has as much trouble admitting its capacity for evil as for recognizing the limits of its capacity to do good.