Sentence examples for further trouble with from inspiring English sources

Fearful of further trouble with the law, Mr. He says he complied.

After his second chat with La Familia, she said, she had no further trouble with him.

Honderich may be in for further trouble with his revised edition of the Oxford Companion to Philosophy.

Now Wickenheiser with a high shot on the near side - Vetter bobbles the save but then escapes further trouble with Bozek clearing the puck.

It didn't matter that Mr. Langdon, a single parent of two sons, had been clean since 1988 and hadn't run into further trouble with the law.

At the end of the book, Conde concludes that the F.B.I. agent died in an armed confrontation with Hemingway and two loyal Cuban retainers; Hemingway fled to avoid further trouble with American law enforcement.

Further trouble seems likely, with talk of a "day of rage" on Tuesday and strikes by students at Bir Zeit University near Ramallah, but the sudden onset of rainy weather may help to calm the febrile mood.

Saudi friends had told me that the religious police rarely bothered women with children, so, to avoid further trouble, I began bringing William with me when I was reporting in malls.

Desperate as things may seem, this is probably just a prelude to further troubles ahead, with 'desk-top sequencing' becoming a reality, and the latest machines delivering terabytes of data per hour.

Subsequent integration of black employees into the PTC workforce proceeded with no further trouble.

Matt Lawton followed with a run-scoring single to make it 3-1, but Cone avoided any further trouble by striking out Corey Koskie with runners on second and third to end the inning.