Sentence examples for expect some trouble from inspiring English sources

"Expect some trouble ahead, but not enough to threaten the government's 31 March deadline," said Mujtaba Rahman, managing director of the Eurasia Group political consultancy.

If you are left with no guide stars, you may try to lower the faint mag limit in the parameters menu, but please advise us that you have done so, and expect some trouble at the telescope.

Overall, criticism was termed "very slight," and officials planned to play events day by day and as low-key as possible, expecting some trouble but not a storm.

We are not very familiar with this theory, so have no additional comments to make about it; do notice that the translations of formulas with set abstracts in them into first order logic without abstracts are definitely not positive in our more restricted sense, and so one may expect some kind of trouble!

Speaking to the defence chiefs in Salisbury, he said that "during the next three months we can expect some fairly serious trouble in Nyasaland .

They stood by him, wrong-headedly at times, during his troubles and might expect some gratitude in return.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 1 - If George W. Bush is expecting some respite from his troubles at home during a four-day visit to Argentina and Brazil that begins Thursday, he is in for a very rude awakening.

Yes, Apples can be easier to use, but expect real trouble with some applications, such as syncing your Apple to not-Apple portable devices like BlackBerrys and smartphones.

In my tests, it usually did a very good job, though as expected, it has some trouble with more generic names and email addresses like [email protected].

Many expect more trouble.

We had no reason to expect any trouble but we were prepared," said police superintendent Steiner Hausvik.