Sentence examples for key troubles from inspiring English sources

The key troubles lie with the American consumer, who, after months of coping with soaring gasoline prices, is faced with losses in the stock market and an uncertain financial future.

A key trouble with the Monty Hall problem is that it is easily misstated when retold by someone who doesn't understand the importance of the precise wording.

In recent days, some have questioned whether Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was making a big mistake in appointing so many "special envoys," such as George Mitchell, to handle key trouble spots, like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Page A30 Op-Ed THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN In recent days, some have questioned whether Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was making a big mistake in appointing so many "special envoys" to handle key trouble spots like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Some of the key trouble shooting techniques and case studies are discussed for a better appreciation for the reader on the security of industrial automation.

The "insolubility" of the "fundamental problem" of ethics the key problem that had troubled Sidgwick in the 1860s was indeed on display in Sidgwick's treatise, in that he did not find the unified account of practical reason that he sought even at the more abstract level.

The harmonies are lushly tonal yet never cloying, intimations of key shifts troubling the music like shadows over water.

A chronology of key events: Trouble flares along border between Nakhichevan exclave and Iran as rioters destroy border installations.

During the process of mechanical products rapid design, the key issues trouble the designers are obtaining the design knowledge and extracting the design rules.

STICKY Ford and General Motors ignition keys and trouble with Infiniti air-bag connectors are among the maladies listed in recent technical service bulletins.

The key to the trouble, we submit, lay in the fact that Knox mentioned Valley Forge in his speech.