Sentence examples for created trouble for from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, the Spieker acquisition created trouble for them in Northern California," Mr. Sakwa said.

Those words have created trouble for Mr. Tenet, threatening to bring his time at the C.I.A. to an abrupt end.

With a hollow clank, the Nets' four-game winning streak came to a halt tonight in an arena that has created trouble for them the last two seasons.

In his comments, Pettitte seemed to still feel friendly toward McNamee, even though McNamee created trouble for both Pettitte and Clemens by naming them to Mitchell's investigators.

But an error on a disputed call created trouble for the Yankees in the fifth, and Clemens was unable to avoid damage.

But Franco created trouble for himself in the eighth when, protecting a 5-2 lead, he gave up a homer to Chipper Jones and a one-out single to Andres Galarraga.

Even casual public comments can create trouble for Google.

But leftists, feeling emboldened, could create trouble for Mr. Xi's government, some analysts said.

Analysts, however, say it is a problem that could eventually create trouble for the bond market.

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

Operating from generalizations rather than from observed particulars always creates trouble for the characters in Johnson's novels.