Sentence examples for given troubles from inspiring English sources

Though his gloomy outlook didn't come as a complete surprise to analysts, given troubles that the company has been having in its Texas refinery and delays to projects in the Gulf of Mexico, hearing confirmation of its troubles from the man at the top, triggered a sell off.

Many of his buildings have given trouble.

But Chelsea knew that its patience and muscularity had given trouble through the years to Barcelona's finesse.

Dramatizations of historical events, particularly political ones, have frequently given trouble to writers and producers trying to create compelling entertainment.

Leary had given trouble galore.

Furthermore, the real-time variations of the payload and the system parameters also give troubles to the controller design.

His balloon also gave trouble.

"Did she give trouble?" "Trouble?" Kinsella says.

One of the areas giving trouble was the ventilation of the engine oiling system.

It's the next part that may give trouble ('... who is neither tarnished nor afraid...'...

Just a drop of China's $3.2 trillion in foreign exchange reserves could give troubled countries a reprieve.