Sentence examples for caused the troubles from inspiring English sources

I was delighted to receive the assignment to try out the company's new East Coast Supercharger network and as I previously noted in no way anticipated – or deliberately caused – the troubles I encountered.

Mr. Krugman, who also writes an Op-Ed Page column for The New York Times, told the meeting that economists have not even come to any consensus about what caused the troubles that began in Asia in 1997, much less worked out a new global financial architecture or crisis-response playbook.

The publishers believe it was a book entitled "Angleworms on Toast" that caused the trouble.

The minority who caused the trouble, who I called thugs, will not be associated with our club or the sport.

The novel that caused the trouble was hugely ambitious, a masterly multigenerational epic -- according to its publicist, at least.

The Fed Caused the Trouble Steve Forbes: Well congressman, good to have you with us.

Realize that you caused the trouble and brought this unfortunate circumstance on yourself.

So excessively large welfare states didn't cause the troubles.

It isn't the rebels who cause the troubles of the world; it's the troubles that cause the rebels.

"It's the sap that causes the trouble," he explained.

The cartoons, in other words, did not cause the trouble.