Sentence examples for catalog of troubles from inspiring English sources

Alexander did not win his victories easily, however, and the catalog of troubles that marked the latter part of the Achaemenian Empire rebellions, murders, weak kings trapped in the harems, missed chances, and foolish policies cannot be the whole story.

A 2011 report to the European Parliament listed a catalog of troubles, noting that Galileo had been particularly blighted in its early years by a familiar problem: political pressure from individual countries to skew the project in favor of their own companies and other immediate interests.

More than a dozen fans of the Man in Black -- including Dan Baird of the Georgia Satellites, the Witnesses, Mary McBride and the Jack Grace Band -- dip into a catalog of songs filled with trouble and determination.

TufAmerica, which manages the rights to the catalog of the go-go band Trouble Funk, sued the Beastie Boys this month, saying they had illegally used samples from Trouble Funk's classics "Drop the Bomb" and "Say What" in several tracks on their 1980s albums "Licensed to Ill" and "Paul's Boutique".

The guitar-slinging songwriter Bill Morrissey has a well-weathered voice and a catalog of songs about characters who have seen their share of troubles.

She found her voice as a mother and wife whose domestic troubles inspired a catalog of songs that cleverly, and with strength, dosed country music with feminist principles that opened the doors for generations of women.

The possibilities were not really discussed that convergent evolution, human bias during manual sequence alignment, or other alignment or interpretation troubles led the authors to produce a catalog of pattern 3 variants with relatively little value for guiding the interpretation of clan AA protease evolution.

Idolator editor Sam Lansky was very positive about "Trouble", favoring the "anthemic sound", which he described as evoking the catalog of English indie rock band Florence and the Machine.

Still, when Collins offered a catalog of things Davis was working on, the length of it symbolized the extent of the player's troubles: "They're trying to calm the hitch down, not have it so big.

In other words a catalog of horrors.

A catalog of instances is given.