Sentence examples for genuine trouble from inspiring English sources

A month or so after the deep-fryer incident, the first genuine trouble revealed itself.

The only genuine trouble on the golf course befell Rory McIlroy, the 22-year-old Ulsterman who came in as the favorite on the basis of his record-breaking United States Open victory two months ago at Congressional Country Club.

And yet, despite its rebuilt military and still massive nuclear arsenal, the superpower of yesterday is now a rickety petro-state with a restive population, a country that is neither great, nor rising, and may in fact be in genuine trouble.

A letter written by university trustee Renee Hinginbotham-Brooks in 2013 stressed her concern that the school was "in genuine trouble" due to a decrease in federal aid, a lack of "infrastructure for fundraising" and a smaller pool of potential students who could obtain financial aid, meaning more students who opted for cheaper state schools.

To be sure, Italy and Spain have genuine troubles: their economies are weak and their debt loads are high.

Ross is too good at creating characters and entanglements that are recognizably human, recognizably afflicted with genuine troubles and with humorous and believable foibles.

Right now, Danger First isn't saying much about Warfighter's single-player campaign, apart from the fact that it will take in everything from terror operations in the Philippines to piracy along the African coast - and that we'll be fed with information about these genuine world trouble spots.

This does not deny matters that are genuine and troubling.

We also need to show that many of the genuine problems that troubled leave voters – stagnant wages, crowded schools and GP surgeries, not enough homes – are the fault of our government, not the EU.

Paris has resolved to have a genuine regatta, and neither trouble nor expense have been spared to produce it.

She comes across as a much more genuine and engaging business trouble-shooter than Mary Portas; but then that's not a high bar, as all it requires is to be more interested in your subjects than yourself for the duration of the programme.