Sentence examples for core of trouble from inspiring English sources

Remix features two best friends who attend a music festival after messy breakups, and at the core of Trouble is an intriguing friendship between Hannah and a boy named Aaron, who pretends to be the father of her baby while she hides the true father's identity.

"It was gang-related," she added, describing two or possibly three large groups at the core of the trouble.

At the core of the troubles here, many say, lie demands by the United States that the Pakistani military, generously financed by Washington, join in its campaign against terrorism, which means killing fellow Pakistanis in the tribal areas.

Ireland's weakened banks are at the core of its troubles, but uncertainty about the country's long-term finances has pushed up its borrowing costs as well as those of Portugal.

It cuts to the core of our troubles.

Greenspan, universally recognized as the man at the core of our troubles as head of the Federal Reserve for the twenty five years of our undoing, was a devotee of Rand.

In fact, inflation was probably at the core of Carter's troubles.

At the core of JDN's troubles, corporate governance specialists say, is a board that is too closely aligned with management to be an effective advocate for shareholders.

At the core of these stories, the trouble plaguing Danny Smiricky is a great, melancholy yearning, nowhere better expressed than in the title story.

Third, and perhaps most important, TSA is breaking through the 'rummage for potentially dangerous objects' straightjacket that is the core of the agency's trouble with the public.

Observers say a hard core of protesters were looking for trouble.