Sentence examples for has its trouble from inspiring English sources
The research firm warned "that the [U.S.] economy appears to be decelerating in its rate of growth, inventories have been built in key commodity product lines, and the global economy has its trouble spots in Europe and in Japan.
Still, cotton has its troubles.
Of course, Kiev has its troubles.
P.S. 314 still has its troubles.
Mr Moon's South American empire already has its troubles.
The DUP has its troubles, how- ever, having been shaken in recent months by the Iris Robinson saga.
Though the area has its troubles, the low-cost beachfront property has kept the curious coming.
Nowadays many attempts are made to break ties by using speed games, but that has its troubles, too.
But Mr Mandela's moral standing was such that his passing is likely to spur a national stocktaking.Like any young democracy, South Africa has its troubles.
Today, the UK system still has its troubles.
While Pakistan no doubt has its troubles, nurturing a vibrant art scene surely isn't one of them.
