Sentence examples for in which trouble from inspiring English sources

The fourth and last area in which trouble surfaced was in the treatment of probabilistic explanation.

Political scientists have long noted a "rally-round-the-flag" phenomenon, in which trouble overseas, from the Cuban missle crisis to the invasion of Panama, is followed by a temporary jump in a President's standing.

Decision-makers need to develop an enhanced capacity to see through the complexity at least at an intuitive level to understand the ways in which players in the markets are linked, and the ways in which trouble can travel.

The overarching view is a world in which troubles are propagated around the world, exacerbating local economic challenges.

Both plays are exercises in retrospective wish fulfillment, transforming their authors' often fraught childhoods into sunny domestic harbors in which troubles only brought families closer and father really did know best.

Mr. Gage cited arrangements in cities and counties in Arizona, Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington State in which troubled public hospitals teamed up with universities or other private organizations to become joint operations, and improved or even thrived.

Its summer success "Dancing With the Stars" ended last week, so its Wednesday lineup is now anchored by "Brat Camp," in which troubled teenagers, below, are rehabilitated through enforced hiking.

Mr. Heckman, 34, will be able to pursue that dream because of a program here at the Children's Village in which troubled adolescents train service dogs from puppyhood, then give them to handicapped people.

If that is true, and the deal was being cut through a person tied to an agent, it would be another black mark for the N.C.A.A. in a season in which troubles with agents have been nearly as big of a story as anything that has happened on the field.

Babies quickly advance from promiscuous babbling to articulate gabbing, but along the way they lose the ability to distinguish between some spoken sounds, like "r" and "l" in English, which trouble some speakers of East Asian languages.

The lack of field operators at points appears to be analogous to the lack of position operators in QFT, which troubles the particle interpretation.