Sentence examples for failure trouble from inspiring English sources

But if a participant decides not to renew because of concerns about a trading partner's potential failure, trouble can arise.

Don't let today's news of Nokia's financial failures troubles fool you.

Liver failure, heart trouble and cancer all lurk as potential consequences of heavy, sustained steroid use.

But there is also the sense that Alabama 3's failure to trouble the charts may have its roots here: their vision is too harsh for cosy mass consumption.

Cook's double failure will trouble neither him nor his team, and aside from a few overs on the third morning when he was perhaps too conscious of trying to get through to the second new ball and took his eye off things briefly, had a good game as the captain.

Cilic's failure to trouble the Berdych second serve was just one of several factors letting him down and, after he found the net with a backhand to fall 3-1 behisd, his challenge quickly faded.

Terrance Dicks has felt that Moonbase 3 was ultimately a failure: "The trouble was we built a too restrictive format for ourselves" and that the series "lacked a sense of wonder and outrageousness".

Johnson, also a member of the FDIC's systemic committee, argues that once boom times inevitably return, these same institutions can take the same kind of risks without fear of failure: If trouble emerges, they can count on the government bailing them out again, given the alternative -- another full-blown crisis.

On any continent crop failure means trouble, but in Africa it's a catastrophe.

Do not take mineral oil without first consulting a doctor if you have any of the following conditions: food or medication allergies, pregnancy, heart failure, appendicitis, trouble swallowing, stomach pain, nausea or vomiting, rectal bleeding, or kidney problems.[42].[42]

This was the failure that troubles me tonight.