Sentence examples for discussing trouble from inspiring English sources

2. Learn about one conservationist's efforts to preserve Lake Naivasha in Kenya by reading and discussing "Trouble in Kenyan Paradise: Poverty, Poaching and Death".

Then I read Skinner's autobiography, in which he openly discussed troubles he'd faced after his third album, and how getting cognitive behavioral therapy really helped him.

In the podcast last October (recording above), Schmidt and host Baptist minister Greg Huffman traded biblical passages as they discussed troubled marriages.

In the video, Mr. Parsons is seen discussing the trouble farmers in Zimbabwe are having with "problem elephants" that have trampled and ruined crops.

Previously, lawmakers discussing pension troubles had focused on the prospect of reducing benefits for future retirees.

On a recent afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. McKoy sat at a small kitchen table discussing their troubles.

Before Saturday's game, he sat in an unfamiliar room, wearing an unfamiliar uniform, staring at unfamiliar faces, discussing familiar troubles.

The concept of discussing private troubles and emotions with a stranger runs counter to some powerful Chinese beliefs about the virtues of "eating bitterness" and the perils of "disasters that come from the mouth".

The programme featured extensive footage of Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness and the Democratic Unionist Party's Gregory Campbell discussing the Troubles, and following direct intervention by the government it was temporarily blocked from being aired.

D. bought the girl books, discussed the trouble and helped her stepdaughter to practice language she could use with the bully — and it helped.

On a previous podcast, we discussed the trouble that many observers have had in reaching clarity about Obama's foreign-policy vision.