Sentence examples for has created trouble from inspiring English sources

With a hollow clank, the Nets' four-game winning streak came to a halt tonight in an arena that has created trouble for them the last two seasons.

"They've created trouble before, and they weren't held accountable".

As well as being unfair, this would have created trouble in the market.

Those words have created trouble for Mr. Tenet, threatening to bring his time at the C.I.A. to an abrupt end.

In Penn Hills, a suburb of Pittsburgh where people have always driven, poor residents walking near yards and bus stops have created trouble with litter, said Alexandra Murphy, a Princeton doctoral student studying suburban poverty.

In pursuit of two perfectly decent ideas the need to tackle traffic congestion by some form of road pricing and the desire to make itself appear more open to consultation the government has created nothing but trouble for itself.The immediate cause is an "e-petition" on the 10 Downing Street website that by midweek had attracted nearly 1.5m signatures.

But it was the decision in June of prime minister Nawaz Sharif, the politician who Musharraf overthrew in a coup d'etat in 1999, to order a trial for the capital crime of treason that has created the greatest trouble for the former army chief.

And her high-handedness, yet to be vindicated, with the euro zone countries in trouble has created a dangerous amount of hostility and resentment among other E.U. countries.

Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times last December, "Mr. Ford has created a gay man troubled by ordinary grief and haunted by joy, a man apart and yet like any other".

Even if Goldman had perfect Chinese walls, as the firm has said, it stretches the mind to believe that the conflict could truly be contained — or could be worth the trouble it has created.

If a full-blown trust seems like too much trouble, Ms. Hirschfeld has created a streamlined and less expensive online "pet protection agreement".