Sentence examples for causing troubles from inspiring English sources

A former advertising executive and journalist, she said she felt a bit betrayed, as if Europeans had been handed a bill of goods, now that floundering countries like Greece are causing troubles for the entire euro zone.

"North Korea is currently running its 6,000 (member) workforce for cyber warfare and performing cyber attacks for physical and psychological paralysis inside South Korea such as causing troubles for military operations and national infrastructures," the South Korean Defence Ministry said.

The end-to-end model, which was designed for special data transmission in the early age of Internet, is causing troubles everywhere in nowadays content based web services.

I apologise for causing trouble".

They're always causing trouble.

It has been causing trouble ever since.

Then don't be causing trouble.

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

But some companies' home ties are already causing trouble.

Vivian Aspair, editor of "Mother Rock," was there, causing trouble.

State-controlled newspapers blame "reactionary elements" for causing trouble.