Sentence examples for from a number of trouble from inspiring English sources

But apart from a number of trouble spots where separatist, ethnic or religious conflicts continue, Indonesia has been growing slowly calmer after the upheaval of Mr. Suharto's ouster.

Despite his ethical and legal troubles, Mr. Olmert is therefore receiving support from a number of those on Israel's left.

We've never had this high a number of stocks in trouble.

There have been a number of issues of crowd trouble throughout the tournament.

Florida has a particular problem, because a number of wild species are in trouble.

"There are a number of death cases that troubled me," he said.

Champagne worked at Fifa from 1999 to 2010 and has since been working as an independent consultant in a number of the world's football trouble spots.

The Times-Picayune maintains a number of them, but I had trouble getting any of the links to work reliably.

On Wednesday dozens of state attorneys general sent Larry Page, Google's chief executive, a letter saying that the company's latest privacy policy updates, in which it merged all of a user's data from across Google products, are "troubling for a number of reasons" and "invade consumer privacy".

"It troubles a number of us here.

A number of them will have major troubles, and there will be real value".