Sentence examples for continuing trouble from inspiring English sources

But his prison record gives evidence of continuing trouble.

However elaborate the efforts to disguise the sale, analysts said, it vividly demonstrates China's continuing trouble in enforcing sanctions.

As late as 2014, he spoke of his continuing trouble with alcohol and owing $70,000 in back taxes.

He said: "I have continuing trouble with my vision on the left and my wife and children are still quite traumatised by this".

The continuing trouble has made Ms. Palin's calls for reform appear all the more prescient, yet she now is facing an investigation herself.

The country sold $1.3 billion fewer cars, trucks and automobile parts in foreign markets in December, a sign of continuing trouble for struggling American automakers.

Conservatives have been blocking recovery efforts and then blaming the president for the continuing troubles.

Still, Klayman gets close to the man and, above all, to his continuing troubles.

The industry's continuing troubles make the need for consolidation more apparent than ever.

It would be a mistake to assume that the terrorism is a spillover from the continuing troubles in the Middle East.

However, customers remain furious about the network's continuing troubles, and #TelstraOutage was soon trending on Twitter.