Sentence examples for later trouble from inspiring English sources

She had not yet developed the steely mask that would later trouble the sleep of her adjutants.

Late in 1866 Bruckner suffered a severe nervous collapse, from which he recovered after three months in a sanatorium, though intense depressions would later trouble him.

If there are warning signs that a child is excessively anxious, early professional intervention can head off later trouble, she said.

But 10 years later, trouble brewed when legislators realized that "there was no indication on the flag the Arkansas had been a member of the Confederate States of America from 1861 to 1865".

Colonel Henderson's helicopter — filled with high-ranking officers — flew over the hamlet a few minutes later; trouble with a helicopter had delayed the Colonel's takeoff from his headquarters, at Duc Pho.

As the film observes, that fight, in which the United States semi-secretly armed Muslim anti-imperialist freedom fighters for much of the 1980s, was a prequel to later trouble with anti-Western Islamic terrorists in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

The girl's later troubles have their origins elsewhere.

This hints, perhaps, at one source of his later troubles.

The book also relates her father's later troubles with the law.

Alexander Stubb, Finland's prime minister, argues that the euro's later troubles began with that rule breach in 2003.

& other White House figures, was untroubled by the moral aspects, but somewhat later, troubled by the legal ones.