Sentence examples for certain of trouble from inspiring English sources

On Sunday morning, staff were so certain of trouble that they banned a group of segregated prisoners from attending the service, yet they made no attempt to stop the known ringleaders attending.

She warns him not to fall in love with her, a certain tipoff of trouble ahead.

Hopping on and off the Vélib's so often courted a certain amount of trouble.

In the pit, Steven Mosteller has a certain amount of trouble coordinating all these voices with the orchestra.

(Boucher generally doesn't eat food made from animals, but she also resists absolutes, which has caused her a certain amount of trouble.

"We knew that if we were going to have more ethnic food, that we weren't going to fool anybody," said Mr. O'Connor, who goes to a certain amount of trouble to get authentic fare.

The struggles for civil rights and Indian independence, against apartheid and the Vietnam war – it's hard to think of a nonviolent movement that has succeeded without causing its opponents a certain amount of trouble, discomfort and inconvenience.

It involves a certain amount of trouble, but not nearly as much as people will assume.

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Researchers and policy analysts caution, however, that certain states and certain families show signs of trouble that deserve closer attention.

In times of trouble, certain characteristics of predominantly Muslim countries are emphasized in the media, while others disappear.