Sentence examples for current troubles of from inspiring English sources

That's one reason that portfolio managers also play down the likelihood of major damage from the current troubles of bond insurers.

I do not think his support for co-operatives would waver because of the current troubles of just one large co-operative.

The average man, he proposed, "wants the current troubles of the world to be translated into a simple story about individuals".

MLS writer Matthew Doyle highlighted a moment in Toronto FC's 2-1 defeatoto New York City FC just over a week ago which shines a light on the current troubles of the defending MLS Cup champions.

SILEMA, MALTA — As residents of a Mediterranean island known throughout Europe for its resilience in adversity, many Maltese tend to see the current troubles of the euro zone as relatively small potatoes.

This isn't because of what it demonstrates about the current troubles of The Los Angeles Times or the newspaper industry in general, because it has practically nothing to say on those subjects.

Without any intended irony, they ascribe Qatar's current troubles to the agreement of Mohammed al-Thani made with the British in 1868, which paved the way for the family to impose its political authority over the other tribes.

The tawdry nature of his current troubles — to be caught on tape arranging a hotel-room liaison with a high-priced call girl, according to law enforcement officials — shocked even his harshest critics, though not all were surprised that he would risk so much.

Mr. Zaid, the former law minister, traces the roots of Malaysia's current troubles to the privileges given to the country's dominant ethnic group, the Malays.

But Mr. Icahn's participation will probably alienate the machinists association, which attributes most of T.W.A.'s current troubles to Mr. Icahn's reign.

He has taken fire, as The New York Times has reported, for his alleged failure to steer the wobbly banking giant away from its current troubles, borne of the credit market collapse and Citi's own lack of strong leadership.