Sentence examples for do the troubles from inspiring English sources

So remote do the troubles of the highlands seem, and so economically burdened do the people of this region rich in natural gas feel, that they have begun talking about autonomy and, in isolated cases, outright secession.

Not only do the troubles afflicting protagonist Joseph Douaihy (an assured Adam Silver) resonate beyond the specifics of culture and milieu, they're intriguing in their own right.

When did the Troubles begin?

'For an Irish actor, doing the Troubles is like doing Lear.

How soon did the trouble start?

Why did the trouble start in Libya?

Nor does the trouble lie in the fact that the samples are small: multiply all the numbers by 1000 and the puzzle remains.

How did the trouble begin?

But what do you do with the trouble that lies behind it?

They appear to have nothing to do with the troubles in his personal life.

Why do the cells take the trouble to make two proteins binding to the same site?