Sentence examples for dreadful trouble from inspiring English sources

BESET by three crises economic decline, battles over land ownership, and involvement in the Congo war Robert Mugabe's government is in dreadful trouble.

But hundreds of RUF fighters, based in neighbouring Liberia, are now reported to be re-entering Sierra Leone.The UN force, sent in to keep the peace that was agreed upon at Lomé last year but which is now non-existent, is in dreadful trouble.

The evidence in Glasgow suggests that, despite their dreadful troubles, Mr Clegg is secure and his party's residual supporters remarkably unfazed.Those who have made it to the Glasgow conference which is being held from September 14th-18th in a convention centre by the Clyde river have been given some unsavoury tasks to perform.

Her experience was unacceptable yet the impasse dreadful and ethically troubling.

Many of you will not have heard his name before, a dreadful truth that troubles me every day.

Sergio meanwhile is back with a vengeance; from the centre of the same fairway, he takes a massive divot out of the ground with his wood as he sends a dreadful approach sailing into trouble down the right.

"We have all been troubled by dreadful scenes of migration from Syria," said Farrar.

Ciaran was the right age to experience that, before the whole thing fell apart and you got the long, long dreadful period of the Troubles".

I was in a dreadful state, I was having trouble speaking".

Although adults like to look for the social lesson in tales of dreadful circumstance, kids know that trouble is more exciting than contentment.

Watching the former Lib Dem leader on the BBC's Question Time recently, a friend said: "When Menzies Campbell finds out who is responsible for propping up this dreadful government, there'll be trouble".