Sentence examples for make more trouble from inspiring English sources

He was afraid I would make more trouble for him.

Worse, King buries himself in unneeded details that make more trouble than they're worth.

But the Saudis believe that an Iran liberated from sanctions will simply have the means to make more trouble.

It is also an unmistakable sign that Protestant opinion is in a febrile state.Some within the DUP still chafe at being in the same administration as Sinn Fein, and they may make more trouble for Mr Robinson in the future.

"There will probably be some groups that will use it to make more trouble, but others will want to work with them," said Frank J. O'Donnell, the executive director of the Clean Air Trust, a Washington group that has lobbied for tighter emissions rules on sport utilities.

However — Freud went on with the analogy — putting the unruly fellow out might only make matters worse: enraged by his expulsion, he might stand outside the door and shout and bang his fists against the panels and altogether make more trouble than he made when he was in the room.

I think that what is needed is more by way of standards, guidance, etc., that would make it easier for industry to implement encryption without making more trouble for itself than it saves".

But probably they're doing it because it just makes more trouble, the one thing they really know how to do and benefit from (because the more trouble, the more the government needs to rely on policy "experts" provided by…the CFR and their associates).

This conciliatory approach brought smiles to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, but riled politicians in Copenhagen, making more trouble for Mr Fogh Rasmussen's successor.The new prime minister is yet another Rasmussen the third in a row, none of them related.

Older people in general, those employed and those retired, are finding that they have more trouble making ends meet.

56 69 Victims were also reported to have more trouble making or keeping friends and to be less likely to live with a partner and have social support.