Sentence examples for instance of the trouble from inspiring English sources

On the surface Mr. Paul's contradictory statements might seem another instance of the trouble candidates get into when ideological consistency meets the demands of practical politics.

A lone instance of infidelity troubles the middle-aged protagonist in ways that illustrate the price of lust, and the eroding splendor of the Canadian wilderness reflects the greed of reckless developers.

While in private practice Mr. Katzenbach often took on special assignments for the public and private sectors, in one instance serving as chairman of the troubled Bank of Credit and Commerce International in 1991.

The trouble starts if a tandem duplication, occurs in S1 but only one instance of the motif, M2, is present in S2.

"Money's the root of the trouble.

Implementation is nine-tenths of the trouble.

Think of the trouble this could cause.

In a few instances, RIAA took the trouble to take a few MP3 site masters to civil court.

There were tensions and instances of trouble throughout but the abiding images were provided during stoppage time, when the Chelsea supporters filed towards the exit at the back of the lower tier of the Sir Trevor Brooking Stand.

During this past year I've had three instances of car trouble: a blowout on a freeway, a bunch of blown fuses and an out-of-gas situation.

Which is, of course, the trouble.