Sentence examples for external troubles from inspiring English sources
The decisions indicate both internal and external troubles at the fund, which raises most of the money spent fighting the three diseases.
Most depressive disorders are now thought to involve a mixture of reactive (so-called neurotic) factors and internal ("endogenous") factors; depression is seldom a simple genetic disease or a simple response to external troubles.
Pepi II, fifth king of the 6th dynasty (c. 2325 c. 2150 bce) of ancient Egypt, during whose lengthy reign the government became weakened because of internal and external troubles.
This sounds remarkably like a black version of what Alan Dershowitz calls "the Tsuris Theory of Jewish Survival," in which assimilated American Jews desperately need external troubles and imagined enemies to maintain their identity.
In fact, it's hard to make sense of the distinction.... Depression is seldom a simple genetic disease or a simple response to external troubles...... Little has been written about the fact that depression is ridiculous... Depression means that you have no point of view.
Obviously this is a huge setback for Uber, at a time when it's also facing a lot of internal and external trouble related to alleged sexual harassment experienced by a former employee and made public earlier this week.
The philanderer enjoys his sexual activity so much that he keeps doing it despite the external trouble he gets into or any internal moral qualms he may have.
After the end of the civil war in 1990, Lebanon gradually reclaimed a degree of relative socioeconomic and political stability; because of the continued problems of external intervention and troubled confessional relations, however, many of Lebanon's challenges persisted into the early 21st century.
Juliana Hatfield's sweet, clear voice hides a steely determination in her oddly shaped but meticulous songs about troubles both external and self-inflicted.
Furthermore, because the CEO position is high-profile and public, our finding that women CEOs receive more scrutiny and interference from external constituents is also troubling for women who occupy other C-level positions (i.e., CMO, CFO, CIO, to name few).
I've had similar trouble with external hard drives, gamepads, and my digital camera.
