Sentence examples for creating troubled from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C.'s investigation into JPMorgan included creating troubled securities itself, as well as misleading investors through its Bear Stearns unit, the troubled investment bank it purchased at the urging of the federal government in 2008.

Mr. Zuckerman wrote that Mr. Paulson did not think there was anything wrong with working with various banks to create troubled investments that he could then bet against.

While they reflect the combat strategies that helped win swift military victories in both countries, they have helped to create troubled peaces.

It also creates troubling incentives.

The potential for marine mammals to be co-infected with human and avian origin viruses creates troubling opportunities for reassortment and the emergence of new virulent genotypes.

There are foreigners creating trouble here!

"We will not tolerate anyone creating trouble in our waters," he said.

This turbulence may accurately reflect Victoria's inability to connect and her way of creating trouble to avoid intimacy.

"On any given day, if it's creating trouble, it gets names nobody wants to hear," he said.

"We have already appealed for peace to everyone and my government will take strict action to deal with those creating trouble".

This shift to extrajudicial tactics was tacitly acknowledged by the authorities when a government spokesman warned on March 3 that "the law was not a shield" for people "creating trouble for China".