Sentence examples for create any trouble from inspiring English sources

The latest American tactics will not create any trouble for Hafiz Saeed but it will definitely shock billions of Muslims and give impetus to anti-American sentiments".

The majority of men over the age of sixty-five have clusters of cancer cells in their prostate glands which are both "occult" and "indolent": they're hard to find, and they grow so slowly that they're unlikely to create any trouble by themselves.

With her own experiences in mind, the first priority was to find a safe and secure location to hold the coding classes – "we didn't want to create any unnecessary trouble for the women or their families".

"Their numerical strength is not enough for electoral wins but is enough to create trouble for any government in Pakistan".

"We believed a certain embassy was trying to create financial trouble for us," he said.

If it then tries to impose a constitution of its own choosing, this may create more trouble.

Also, I'm not defending, but Parsons didn't create the trouble at TWX.

These car seizures may also create some trouble at home.

I think Bal Thackeray will be worried and he will create some trouble.

We like create to trouble, and provide sensation, with a magical effect of sorts.

Allen Weisselberg's testimony could create major trouble not only for Cohen but also for the president.