Sentence examples for long-standing troubles from inspiring English sources

Described as Northern Ireland's worst single terrorist atrocity, the Omagh bombing sparked international and local revulsion.13 years on, we take a look at some of the defining moments of Ireland's long-standing Troubles.

Charlotte Rep eventually closed in 2005 because of long-standing financial troubles, and many artists there point to the "Angels" battle as a factor.

In exchange for all this, the government will prevent the creditor banks from forcing the firm into bankruptcy and liquidation.Despite Daewoo's long-standing financial troubles, led by its $50 billion in debt, the near-collapse of the group in July still shocked many Koreans.

South Africa, meanwhile, will be without captain Steven Pienaar given his long-standing injury troubles.

Because of long-standing economic troubles that preceded the housing crisis, the state has seen significant pain.

Wales international Ashley Williams is Swansea's only fully fit centre-back as captain Garry Monk is playing despite suffering a long-standing foot trouble.

England were hoping he would get through to end of the season but he is clearly troubled by a long-standing knee problem, so maybe it is time to get that sorted and get him back to his best for the World Cup and Ashes next year.

My right knee, which has been sore for weeks – compensating for long-standing left ankle trouble, apparently – started to seize up.

This settles a long-standing open problem.

One long-standing complaint of the Troubles surfaced in criticism that the RUC's special branch did not share information with the rest of the force.

Labour is looking to end its long-standing relationship with the troubled Cooperative Bank.