Sentence examples for enduring trouble from inspiring English sources

Not anymore, as the labor market continues to offer up evidence of enduring trouble.

And from Kashmir to the West Bank, Kurdistan to Congo, the globe's enduring trouble spots are usually places where ethno-religious communities and political borders can't be made to line up.

Now comes a reminder from Oslo -- in the form of a Nobel Peace Prize -- of encouraging signs in another of the world's most enduring trouble spots.

The loss of power in Seattle made headlines, but the more enduring trouble came to the forests and parks where the storms cut a wide swathe.Vancouver's famed Stanley Park remains partly closed, and Prospect Point, on the park's north side, looks as though it endured the wrath of Zeus.

In country after country, the crisis has also spawned a language of its own, brought once exotic financial terms into popular use and generated a slang that reflects the dark humor used by many to cope with their enduring troubles.

And the problem at P.S. 178 is also one of several signals that the School Construction Authority, which started 12 years ago and showed signs of improvement in eliminating a pattern of corruption and ineptitude in school-building, is enduring troubles of its own.

But do the enduring troubles in the largest Arab state betoken looming collapse or the inevitable churn of liberty being birthed?

The deportations are a sign of impatience with the limping recovery in Haiti and the waning international sympathy for its enduring troubles.

"Face the Music" — part of City Center's "Encores!" series, March 29-April 1 — also provided one of the Depression's most buoyant anthems, "Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee," which managed to bring scarcity and levity into one enduring refrain: "Trouble's just a bubble / And the clouds will soon roll by / So let's have another cup o' coffee / And let's have another piece of pie".

Without prurience, she sensitively examines his enduring but troubled love for Eric Bruhn, his fabled partnership with Margot Fonteyn, his insatiable need to perform right up to the time of his death.

Yet the unsolved explosions that brought terror to Russia and incited Russians against Chechens and other ethnic groups from the Caucasus stand as an enduring and troubling mystery of the Chechen conflict.