Sentence examples for distant trouble from inspiring English sources

The United States would focus on deterring and fighting wars in the Persian Gulf, Asia and other distant trouble spots.

The United States, in contrast, would focus on deterring and fighting wars in the Persian Gulf, Asia and other distant trouble spots.

Ordinarily one expects to find in the Street the uneasiness that goes with a sensitive character, & the delicate signal of distant trouble... Look at it today!

Vice President Al Gore has asserted a need for the "forward engagement' of American forces in distant trouble spots without specifying ways to reduce the risk of that engagement.

Both are among the few countries, apart from America itself, that can deploy "hard" power relatively speedily to distant trouble-spots; France is now striving to match Britain in this respect.

Mr. Trusnovec is overly attentive toward a distant, troubled Ms. Khobdeh who drifts away from his embrace.

Well, that go-go period is now a distant memory–and troubling new VC performance numbers show just how far the industry has fallen.

In the early 1950's, after having trouble studying distant stars and galaxies because their light blurred as it passed through Earth's atmosphere, Dr. Babcock conceived a system that could compensate for the distortion, a technique known as adaptive optics.

For the rest of us, the danger is more distant, but just as troubling.

Yet it is light-years distant from Indonesia's troubles in the eyes of multinational companies and foreign portfolio managers.

The jitters also jumped across the Atlantic to the United States, which until recently had been perceived as comfortably distant from the financial troubles in Europe.