Sentence examples for expectation of trouble from inspiring English sources

Thousands of riot police, equipped with water cannon and tear-gas, deployed in central Paris in expectation of trouble from hard-right and fundamentalist Catholic groups.

Even if "This Life Is in Your Hands: One Dream, Sixty Acres, and a Family Undone" did not have a subtitle that refers to a damaged family, the expectation of trouble in paradise would be inevitable.

Drivers never quite know what is going on or where the next cyclist is coming from, and as a result they drive slowly and with the constant expectation of trouble.

In 2004, massively parallel clonal sequencing technologies commonly termed as next-generation sequencing (NGS) techniques [ 13, 14] were introduced with the expectation of trouble-free HLA genotyping without limitations on high-resolution and high-throughput.

For example, do you value them as akin to Japanese banks with their history of problem loans, or do you look to the expected growth rate and apply a discount based on uncertainty and expectations of trouble ahead.

"Very often, with an Old Firm game if you build up expectations of trouble, it simply doesn't happen.

It's hard to put them to bed when they have no expectation of getting in trouble for being difficult.

The first sign of trouble was the expectation of turbulence voiced by the first officer.

Still, some IRC users, who have a possibly unreasonable expectation of privacy, may be troubled by IRSeeK.

But the survey also pointed to signs of trouble in Northern Europe, further raising expectations that the E.C.B. might be all but compelled to cut its main interest rate in the coming week.

Be especially wary of the expectations that follow--they give people all kinds of trouble.