Sentence examples for major source of trouble from inspiring English sources

Our private parts aren't our major source of trouble; it's our wallets that we can't keep in our pants.

Was he concerned that the set-piece might be a major source of trouble and strife during the forthcoming tournament?

In the case of Adams's measurements, a major source of trouble was light from Sirius itself scattered into the Sirius B spectrum by Adams's instruments.

"At least the euro crisis isn't brandished by Obama as a major source of economic trouble for America, and Romney has stopped making 'European socialism' his campaign scarecrow".

But he fails to argue convincingly that natural resources are the primary, or even a major, source of Africa's troubles.

Let's get straight to what turns out to have been a major source of Mr. Rosenbaum's troubles.

I shouldn't be feeling even a touch of glee over seeing a firm that has been such a major source of really nefarious economic nonsense get in trouble.

Nor was it a reaction to trouble in China, which has been a major source of anxiety for investors; the Shanghai index had finished up.

"I have been troubled by the fact that the major source of information that physicians use to educate themselves is from drug representatives," Dr. Fisk said.

"Guy troubles, along with clothing and body parts, are a major source of bonding amongst women," Carrie notes halfway into the book.

And whereas some municipal bonds cause Alternative Minimum Tax trouble, Treasurys actually help avoid it, because state taxes are a major source of AMT problems.