Sentence examples for future troubles from inspiring English sources

These soaring interest rates on risky debt are, in effect, a prophecy of future troubles for the world economy.

The new cities, he says, tend to highlight Egypt's already striking imbalance between rich and poor, and could sow the seeds of future troubles.

They contend that the changes will virtually eliminate the chances of future troubles and protect the plane and its passengers if a problem does arise.

Gul Mohammad Wani, a well-known political science professor at the University of Kashmir, sees the film as a harbinger of future troubles.

For Ms. Devi, the apology has more value since it might prevent other villagers from using her as a scapegoat in any future troubles.

The hard line could be another mistake in the making; no deal, or a bad one, would only feed resentments in Yemen, a desperately poor nation of 24m, and store up future troubles for its rich neighbour to the north.

Both sides have armed rebels in each other's country, storing up future trouble.

Stephen Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, warns that future trouble may well come from a different quarter.

As insurance against future trouble, Ponzi also recruited Boston policemen and reporters as investors.

An often grotesque juxtaposition of the modern with the traditional suggests, of course, future trouble.

The unit's remit is to include a proactive role identifying potential future trouble.