Sentence examples for causing trouble to from inspiring English sources

"We are deeply sorry for causing trouble to our customers.

After his conviction, Mr. Lee said he was "sorry for causing trouble to the people".

The exchange's CEO Mark Karpeles, bowing, apologised at a news conference for causing trouble to so many people, and said that he intended to launch a criminal complaint against the hacking attack which caused the site's downfall.

"The full responsibility lies with me and I feel deeply sorry for causing trouble to our business partners, shareholders and the wider public," the former chairman, Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, told the Tokyo district court at the start of the trial nearly a year after the cover-up first came to light.

You really have to be causing trouble to get kicked out of one of those.

Besides the embarrassment of the extra attention it sometimes involved in asking for non-offending food, the adolescents described the feeling of being a bother and causing trouble to others.

"Any attempt to cause trouble to China is doomed to fail".

"We have caused trouble to many people, and the value of our company has declined," he said.

Only Javier Pastore's delicate turns caused trouble to the Valencia midfield as PSG's cautious approach gave the Spaniards the confidence to attack.

As Kamel put it, "he wasn't the kind of guy to cause trouble, to deal cannabis or get into fights".

Built-in tests (BITs) are widely used in mechanical systems to perform state identification, whereas the BIT false and missed alarms cause trouble to the operators or beneficiaries to make correct judgments.