Sentence examples for global trouble from inspiring English sources

Not Global Trouble, like W. and Dick Cheney.

As oil prices continue to fall, could it spell global trouble for the year ahead?

The former Democratic congressman from California was more forthcoming about other global trouble spots.

Now, two decades after the end of the cold war, they are being activated to cause some big global trouble.

Trump's emerging emphasis on military solutions and strength, as opposed to state department-style diplomacy, is already affecting other global trouble spots and conflict zones.

Yet the group's broad geographic scope means that it is exposed to every local difficulty as well as any global trouble, while its wide range of products and services makes it particularly vulnerable to conflicts of interest.

As a former ambassador to the U.N. under President Clinton, as well as a self-appointed global trouble-shooter, you seem like a natural for secretary of state.

Helmed by Taken director Pierre Morel, with a global trouble-spot fetish one step beyond that franchise's excursions into the big bad world outside the US, why hasn't The Gunman sparked in the chamber for Penn?

Modern food aid is part of the fight against extreme ideologies, he adds: America needs intelligent ways to help in global trouble-spots.But this would not be America if congressional turf fights did not loom, pitting farm-committee members against colleagues who oversee foreign affairs.

Mr. Clinton noted that Mr. McLarty, as his confidential global trouble-shooter, had pulled off some delicate deals, including securing international financing for peace-keeping operations in Bosnia and bringing the nations of the Americas together in two hemispheric summit meetings.

In this paper, we introduce a new global troubled-cell indicator for the discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method in one- and two-dimensions.