Sentence examples for increase trouble for from inspiring English sources

The line "Double, double toil and trouble," (often sensationalized to a point that it loses meaning), communicates the witches' intent clearly: they seek only to increase trouble for the mortals around them.

The growing chorus of calls for direct elections signaled increasing trouble for plans by the American occupation authorities to turn over sovereignty to Iraqi representatives in June without a popular vote.

The acquisition comes at time of increasing troubles for the gold industry.

Increased troubles from Pyongyang are an unwelcome distraction.

Health authorities said the increase was troubling for two reasons.

But critics said the delay could increase the troubles for families already suffering economic hardship, and may discourage claimants from looking for short-term contracts.

He had increasing trouble with his balance.

Following months of increasing financial troubles for the Mount, Edith Wharton's home in Lenox, Mass., the president of the organization that owns and maintains the property has resigned rather than accept a new position in a restructured management, trustees said.

However, when the number of array elements increases up to tens or hundreds, search space of such combinatorial optimization problem exponentially increases, which brings huge trouble for conventional optimization algorithms.

Here's a nifty time lapse of Walmart's increasing dominance in the U.S. Trouble for In-N-Out: Federal regulators who shut down that central California slaughterhouse where videotapes revealed exceptional (or not) animal cruelty were investigating Tuesday whether beef from sick cows reached the human food supply.

Greece's snap election has increased the risk of more trouble for the eurozone and at best, many businesses are saying they just hope things will not get worse.