Sentence examples for large-scale trouble from inspiring English sources

Leaks too small to trigger a shut-down could also result in large-scale trouble.

THAT WAS NEW YORK about the Great Strike, New York's first large-scale labor trouble, in the spring and summer of 1872.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1946P. 70 THAT WAS NEW YORK about the Great Strike, New York's first large-scale labor trouble, in the spring and summer of 1872.

Apr. 10, 1906, & received a royal… THAT WAS NEW YORK about the Great Strike, New York's first large-scale labor trouble, in the spring and summer of 1872.

Hunt leased a dozen small plots in the area bounded by 19th… THAT WAS NEW YORK about the Great Strike, New York's first large-scale labor trouble, in the spring and summer of 1872.

His argument is that the true threat posed by Islamic militants is not large-scale confrontation rooted in the troubles of the Middle East.

Some senior officials contend that the potential troop shortage could mean that the United States would have trouble mounting a large-scale attack against Iraq while maintaining commitments around the globe.

But Dr. Prohaska decided this awkward experiment was worth the trouble, because new large-scale studies of DNA are causing her and many of her colleagues to rethink the very nature of genes.

Yet I'm having trouble thinking of large-scale market motives for the body-acceptance therapeutic narrative.

MRM service distributes a requested large-scale job and responds to the troubles of client or master nodes.

The first large-scale deployment of SAS soldiers in the Troubles was in 1976, when the regiment's D Squadron was committed.