Sentence examples for from the troubles from inspiring English sources

So what can these and other banks that have taken devastating hits from the troubles in the U.S. mortgage market do to restore investor trust?

Woodward says an independent body should be established to recommend a mechanism that would confront atrocities from the Troubles, which lasted from 1969 until the IRA fully established its ceasefire in 1997.

Mr Kenny said he had invited the families to Dublin so he could hear "at first hand how their lives had been affected by one of the worst atrocities from the Troubles".

We were well removed from the Troubles.

Athletes are not sheltered from the troubles of the world.

For some, familiar themes from the Troubles are returning.

Crucially, Blair and Ahern agreed that an exit route from the Troubles could be envisaged.

It has also benefited from the troubles of its rival, Allied Carpets.

India is also profiting from the troubles of other emerging markets.

But San Francisco has a life of its own, away from the troubles of its day.

We can identify mental health and wellbeing as a legacy issue from the Troubles," said Nesbitt.