Sentence examples for facing trouble from inspiring English sources
The Telfords are among those facing trouble.
The company is also facing trouble closer to home.
The Ethics Commission is facing trouble of its own.
"We are facing trouble because we left the path of the prophet Muhammed," the unseen preacher said.
Grocery stores and others that depend on perishable items are facing trouble, as delays of several days in meat or produce deliveries can mean ruined products.
But the coup leaders are also facing trouble in southern Thailand, where at least 10 bombs exploded on Saturday, reportedly killing three people and wounding 63.
He was also asked about Mr Mandela's legacy.Mr Obama is facing troubles at home, sure.
Nevertheless, their synthesis is facing troubles of seeking inner cores with heterogeneous functional groups as well as tedious protection and deprotection.
The company appeared to have been facing troubles for some time – the company last year swapped CEOs after examining its books.
The Social Democrats, too, may face trouble.
A few tackles later, Conway faced trouble.
