Sentence examples for it could trouble from inspiring English sources

Coult then saw his attempt to double the Blue Brazil's advantage blocked before it could trouble United keeper Kenny Arthur.

We could trouble Warrington".

The Samaritans, psychiatrists and mental health campaigners all said it could prompt troubled young people to copy the suicide of its central character.

It came as the Bank of England warned HSBC that it could face trouble from at least one of its UK-based regulators over the affair.

Like scores of ISPs, Heartland.net operates in dozens of communities where it doesn't control the network switch, meaning it could have trouble identifying the dial-up customers using its network for law enforcement.

If Holtby runs out of gas, it could be trouble.

But it could spell trouble for the placid world of English cricket.

It could mean trouble for immigration reform, which has bipartisan support in the Senate.

But it could spell trouble for the man at the top.

Depending how long he's out, it could be trouble for the Ducks.

If the jet lag hampers the star striker, it could spell trouble.