Sentence examples for is another trouble from inspiring English sources

But inefficient tax collection -- a big problem in Greece -- is another trouble source.

India is another trouble spot: 28 percent of global neonatal deaths occur there, but only 20 percent of live births.

As in "The Augean Stables", there is another troubling aspect to this, remarked upon before by critics: how Heaney, mythologising himself and his subjects, thrusts a borrowed significance onto them ("I woke to the world there like Telemachos").

But there was another trouble that goes far beyond Vestas.If you must subsidise wind power, as many governments believe, the worst way is by short-term, on-off measures whose future no one can foretell.

Upper-middle-income households are another trouble spot: 21percentt are saving less for retirement than they were last year and only 14percentt are saving more.

Such was the controversial life of Linda Boreman, AKA Linda Lovelace, the acceptable face of 70s porno chic, that the most recent frontrunner for the role was another troubled alliterative star, Lindsay Lohan.

And as it happens, there's another Troubles movie opening on Friday, Kari Skogland's "Fifty Dead Men Walking," which tells the true story of one Martin McGartland (played by Jim Sturgess), a young Belfast man who for years worked undercover to alert the British security forces of some of the Provisional I.R.A.'s direr plots.

For female inmates in particular, there's another troubling layer.

Their blame campaigns can yield easy, tangible victories if their targets succumb especially gratifying if the quarry is another politician.The trouble is that it is not always the worst or most culpable people who are targeted for blame or offered up to appease it; it is sometimes the weakest and most expendable instead.

Health care is another sector in trouble.

There is another kind of trouble, more psychological in nature.