Sentence examples for cases trouble from inspiring English sources

But in many cases, trouble does not wait for an outright power loss.

In this new environment, they've found new friends, love, and in some cases, trouble much worse than Team Rocket. .

Their decisions to leave have, in many cases, troubled their immigrant parents.

Such language, a standard formulation applied to similar cases, troubles Croats.

Experts say that, in some cases, troubled combat veterans are more prone to use drugs after leaving the military.

The judicial conflict is set to resume Monday, when the Supreme Court again takes up the two cases troubling the civilian government, which could potentially result in its ouster.

They depict Sir Anthony and other Christie's executives as aware of collusive discussions with Sotheby's and in some cases troubled by them.

Partly, the wave of luxury sports cars is a result of the industry's consolidation, as mass carmakers like VW and Fiat vacuumed up brands with oversized reputations and, in some cases, troubles to match.

The inquiry comes only a few weeks after the FCC questioned Verizon about its high $350 ETF for "advanced devices" and deemed Verizon's response to be "unsatisfying, and, in some cases, troubling".

Crossing that line is to invite Twitter trouble – and, in this case, trouble came in the form of a  lettuce leaf.

Meanwhile, police leave is being cancelled today to ensure that polling goes ahead smoothly without intimidation and in case trouble flares in the early hours tomorrow.