Sentence examples for created the trouble from inspiring English sources

Froehlich: I am not sure how it works in academia, but on Wall Street we don't give you credit for running a "troubled company" when you were the one that created the trouble.

Support for the war, and support for intensifying it, signals to Obama a dangerously wrongheaded view of national priorities - the very same view that created the trouble in Afghanistan in the first place.

Frederick: He might not have created the trouble, but wasn't Parsons on the board of Time Warner at the time of the merger?

"As soon as we got down to Whitehall we were joined by some other people, but I think it was mostly the schoolkids who were creating the trouble.

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

But it was the decision in June of prime minister Nawaz Sharif, the politician who Musharraf overthrew in a coup d'etat in 1999, to order a trial for the capital crime of treason that has created the greatest trouble for the former army chief.

The policy responses that created the most trouble in the 1920s and 1930s that made the Depression "great"–were those that tried to undo the inevitable consequences of technological progress: trying to keep prices from falling, trying to keep wages high, and demonizing those who gained great wealth from the revolution in technology.

But it's the food shortages that create the most trouble, she said.

Dr. Chafe created the telltale sounds of trouble on the line by using the network as a musical instrument, one modeled in this case on the guitar.

Mr. Scalf said his goal, were he ever to turn a profit, would be to create "the John Dillinger troubled youth fund" for young people headed toward a life of crime.

Jamie K., 29, created the subreddit transphobiaproject to "identify trouble spots" throughout the rest of reddit where knowledge about trans individuals was limited.