Sentence examples for constant troubles from inspiring English sources

There were also constant troubles between the governors, the free settlers, and the convicts.

It brought in 350 Chinese staff, and acquired a bad reputation because of constant troubles with the Peruvian workforce.

After first thinking that Mesopotamia, as Iraq was then called, might be an ideal, oil-rich addition to empire, constant troubles and revolts made war-impoverished Britain think otherwise.

Rove, the President's chief political adviser — the "architect," Bush has called him, of his 2004 victory over John Kerry — has been a man of constant troubles: Valerie Plame troubles, U.S. Attorney-firing troubles, and, most of all, collapse-of-the-Republican Party troubles.

Foreign affairs gave him constant trouble.

You can be in constant trouble".

The activities of the Militant Tendency caused constant trouble.

A dangerous beast, this.Mr Samak's tongue got him into constant trouble.

Because your mother and I were such radical kids — socialists — in constant trouble with the police — it was 1904, 5.

With sweeping exurban vistas in Somerset County, this hard-to-keep-up-with family has constant trouble with their Mercedes dealership.

Publicans already have responsibility for maintaining an orderly house; if there is constant trouble outside a particular pub or bar, then the licensing authorities should close it down.