Sentence examples for for the troubles of from inspiring English sources

The state of Le Petit Trianon is a perfect metaphor for the troubles of Mr. Minor.

Poor Filipinos like Evangeline Perdito feel they should not be blamed for the troubles of Metro Manila.

And whatever the company's true value, Democrats have not hesitated to blame BeneCard for the troubles of the P.B.M. industry.

Although he has invited people of all faiths, Mr. Perry has described it as a "Christian-centered" event to pray for the troubles of the nation.

Others blame him for the troubles of MSNBC, which is now deep in third place behind Fox News Channel and CNN.

To blame Aldi and Lidl for the troubles of Tesco and others is to let complacent British supermarkets off the hook.

"Stop pointing to Russia, blaming it for all of the troubles of today's Ukraine," the statement said.

And as someone who kept a sharp eye on public expenditure throughout her premiership, might even have wondered whether it was worth the taxpayer-funded payments to MPs for the trouble of attending.

For the trouble of giving up their baggage allowances, passengers were handed a free round-trip plane ticket to Hawaii.

When looking for the trouble of cancer is advisable, they recommend it.

Banks will also usually charge a fee for the trouble of dealing with a returned cheque.