Sentence examples for continue to be trouble from inspiring English sources

The ease with which users could take a stance against Twitter's policies – a stance that greatly impacted brands ability to do business on the platform – could continue to be trouble for the company, and a challenge for Personette, if users revolt against other executive decisions in the future.

"There has been and will continue to be, trouble," he said.

"I continue to be troubled by the pace of implementing position limits as Congress has directed," he said.

"I continue to be troubled by the fact that the United Nations ambassador decided to play what was essentially a political role at the height of a contentious presidential election campaign," Ms. Collins told a throng of reporters after the meeting concluded.

After meeting with Ms. Rice, Ms. Collins said, "I continue to be troubled by the fact that the United Nations ambassador decided to play what was essentially a political role at the height of a contentious presidential election campaign".

"I continue to be troubled by the fact that the United Nations ambassador decided to play what was essentially a political role at the height of a contentious presidential election campaign," Senator Susan Collins of Maine told a throng of reporters waiting for her after her hourlong meeting with Ms. Rice and Mr. Morell.

Keller made public a personal letter he had written to Miller in which he regretted choosing words suggesting "an improper relationship" with Libby, and asserting that she had "misled" Taubman, but he also noted, without elaboration, "I continue to be troubled by that episode".

Perhaps high empathy subjects believe that if they escape they will continue to be troubled by the thought or memory of the distressed target.

Do you really believe that if your mother was in grave distress and you left without helping her you would not continue to be troubled by the knowledge that she was still in distress?

While all of us continue to be troubled by too many issues that divide us as a nation, and as we are terribly saddened that nine people lost their lives, perhaps there is solace amid the grief as displayed in Charleston.

At 82 she continues to be trouble, of the best sort.