Sentence examples for high trouble from inspiring English sources

But he shows no sign of losing his nerve or his chutzpah, declaring that he will himself take part in counter-protests on February 17th, with his "revolutionary committees" in control of the streets.But in the more Islamist east of the country, where unemployment is high, trouble has already begun to boil over.

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Many investors have held on, while the market moved higher and higher, troubled by only occasional setbacks.

His largest investments, including Coca-Cola and Gillette, have been languishing far below their highs, troubled by poor sales and management shake-ups.

But the young, Muslim-majority republic faces serious challenges: high unemployment, trouble with neighbors and Islamist extremism.

Then, as now, the dollar was weak, oil prices were high and trouble started with a sharp slide in housing prices, followed by major losses for mortgage lenders.

Substitute Sam Stanton was next to try his luck with a header but his effort was too high to trouble Brown.

2053: Rainford Kalaba is behind it, and goes for goal... but his shot is too high to trouble Ivory Coast keeper Boubacar Barry, and soars over the bar.

"You don't get many of the girls to take on these high risk trouble shots because some of them aren't strong enough.

Ten minutes after the French opened fire Goliath, ignoring fire from the fort to starboard and from Guerrier to port, most of which was too high to trouble the ship, crossed the head of the French line.

It called for significant changes to training procedures related to high-altitude trouble.