Sentence examples for is a source of trouble from inspiring English sources

D'Elía suggests that this is a source of trouble.

Yet Canada's success is a riposte to those in Britain who fear its concentrated banking system is a source of trouble.

That location has long been a source of trouble.

The receivership itself has been a source of trouble.

But at times those qualities have been a source of trouble.

From the beginning, this pattern was a source of trouble and frustration".

The Prague Government is anxious to be rid of them, fearing that they may form a new minority which will be a source of trouble between Berlin and Prague.

Patrice Ribeiro, general secretary of Synergie Officiers, a police union, said the law was "a source of trouble more than anything else".

A reliable stopper has long been a source of trouble but the manager, Paul Cook, has landed the Republic of Ireland international David Forde on a season-long loan from Millwall.

The first real sign that the jihadis were a source of trouble at home came in 2000 with the bombing of the U.S.S.

In many ways the surge in buy-backs is a symptom of the rich world's feeble growth prospects.But it could also be a source of trouble, for two main reasons.