Sentence examples for increasing troubles from inspiring English sources
The acquisition comes at time of increasing troubles for the gold industry.
The increasing troubles of the oil industry – even if oil is getting cheaper – do little to enhance their reputation as guardians of the future.
CEO Travis Kalanick has repeatedly said Uber would not be going public any time soon and the company's increasing troubles would be a reason to hold off on doing so.
Nervousness has grown in recent days with signs of increasing trouble abroad.
A survey released by the bank Thursday showed that small- and medium-size business were having increasing trouble obtaining bank loans.
"One of the biggest failings in medicine is that as we increasingly realize the importance of treating hypertension, that lower numbers are better than higher numbers, we have increasing trouble reaching those goals".
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.
Its leaders find shelter in Damascus, Syria's capital.But now, just as their Jordanian and Egyptian brethren face increasing trouble at home, Syria's Brotherhood is edging back into its former persecutor's good grace.
He also said that Mr. Loughner had increasing trouble interacting in social settings — during one party, for instance, Mr. Loughner retreated upstairs alone to a room and was found reading a dictionary.
But she did say that the growing mortgage problem among households with high FICO scores might be linked to two areas of increasing trouble in the mortgage industry -- namely, defaults on vacation homes, and so-called strategic defaults, in which owners abandon homes that are worth less than the mortgage.
But for the past 3 years, INBio has had increasing trouble making ends meet, in part because of a $7 million debt incurred to develop a theme park that provides the public with a chance to experience Costa Rican ecosystems.
