Sentence examples for frequent troubles from inspiring English sources

Piñera was not one to belong to literary groups or to associate himself with artistic and philosophical movements, and his frequent troubles with Castro's regime came as a result of his irreverence and refusal to follow a party line.

Citing the decrepitude and frequent troubles, the activists urged President Park Geun-hye to decide to abolish the oldest reactor in order to make South Korea a "safer" country.

With this new design, despite a radiological increase in the lateral offset, there is no proved risk for the cuff, no early polyethylene wear, no dissociation and the clinical results seem to be similar to the cemented glenoids but avoiding their frequent troubles such as evolutive lucent lines and loosenings.

If you find yourself having frequent troubles with body acne, switch to a brand free from added dyes and fragrances.

The system evaluates frequent trouble records by classifying the records using component and process ontology.

The estate has been a frequent trouble spot for the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

Another frequent trouble spot at holiday parties, increased consumption of alcohol, also contributes to weight gain in three different ways.

Gómez' strong support for both Adolf Hitler and Francisco Franco caused him frequent trouble in Colombia, and he was forced into exile several times.

Those who have frequent trouble sleeping at night, sleepiness during the day, or both, ought to seek help from a physician, not a concierge.

He conceded, though, that most of the country's dozen or so doctors performing the operation had had more frequent trouble.

The proposed policy planning staff, which would draw on expertise from several departments, was one of many recommendations in a report produced in the summer by a panel of outside experts led by Lakhdar Brahimi, a former Algerian foreign minister and frequent trouble shooter for the United Nations.