Sentence examples similar to long running troubles from inspiring English sources
"However, the hard work is only just beginning and we will continue working with the new owners to help them establish a sustainable future for Portsmouth Football Club, so that it can put its long running financial troubles behind it for good.
FROM the days when monarchs over-borrowed for their mercantile adventures, to Argentina's recent failure to pay its creditors, countries have long run into trouble paying back what they have borrowed.
Hyphenation, if she goes that route, can be tricky in the long run, causing trouble on legal and medical forms, as well as confusion for kids.
"Titanic Town" is by no means the first film to portray the profoundly disruptive effects on everyday life of the long-running troubles in Northern Ireland.
In the long run, that spells trouble for parties such as PDI-P, admits Kwik Kian Gie, one of its most prominent members.Money and machinery helped to slow Golkar's decline, although voters will become disillusioned with the party over time, argues Marzuki Darusman, a dissident member.
The Bills' Travis Henry is a cutback runner who usually gives the Jets trouble, but his longest run Sunday was 9 yards.
Whether he can improve sufficiently at three miles to trouble Long Run and company at Kempton on Boxing Day remains to be seen.
My guess, not surprisingly, is that coming off as a bully, while perhaps effective in some short-run situations such as preventing Snowden's escape earlier this month from Moscow, would in the long run create far more trouble for America than it's worth.
