Sentence examples for division trouble from inspiring English sources

With this win, Cirkunov could be in good position to fight a name fighter next time out and he looks to have the ability to give a number of fighters in the division trouble.

The same division troubles Georgia Republicans, said Merle Black, a professor of political science at Emory University.

Freightliner will probably sustain the greatest impact, although the results will be harder to see, buried in DaimlerChrysler's financial results and probably overshadowed by the parent's car-division troubles.

There's a lot of bad blood between the close-knit Premiership clubs and all those below, but Orrell did more than any of the other down-trodden ones in the first division to trouble their noble opponents in the Powergen Cup.

Quite a few of them were concerned with the social, economic and cultural divisions that trouble this recently, and still incompletely unified, continent.

Its sales in the first nine months of the year, at €8.2 billion (just over half of this from services), were almost as big as those of the handset business, though that largely reflected the phone division's troubles.

The whole movie division was in trouble.

Last year, the Gap and its Old Navy division ran into trouble with their surfwear, said Jeffrey Klinefelter, an analyst for US Bancorp Piper Jaffray.

Such charges, he said, come from "Talib commanders now living in Kandahar who want to cause division and make trouble".

Ford Credit, the financing division, has been troubled by an aggressive practice of making risky loans.

There is no doubt the government has obtained evidence showing that Enron's broadband division was deeply troubled.