Sentence examples for fresh trouble from inspiring English sources

Fresh trouble on Tuesday underscored the precarious cleanup efforts.

England are in fresh trouble at the Rugby World Cup, following an extraordinary 24 hours on and off the field.

It also keeps at least 20,000 unruly, mostly-Hutu soldiers from coming home and stirring fresh trouble in Rwanda, where it all began.

Fresh trouble continues to break out in Gaza, after Hamas and Israel spent eight days trading rocket and missile fire earlier this month.

Big penalties for private creditors may also have weighty implications, because of the potential for a chain reaction — in which credit dries up for Ireland and for Portugal, which ran into fresh trouble when Moody's downgraded its debt last week.

Perhaps the spark will come from another source: the bankruptcy of a bank; fresh trouble in Portugal; or a chain of events that starts with France losing its AAA rating and ends with runs on banks across Europe.

Citigroup announced on Monday that it would replace the head of its consumer banking business — the most troubled part of its financial empire — as the company braces for fresh troubles with home mortgages and credit cards this year.

Who knows what fresh troubles await?

Unfortunately, with those improvements came fresh troubles.

This year has brought fresh troubles in all four enclaves.

Even as I strolled the beach, fresh troubles were brewing.