Sentence examples for make the troubles from inspiring English sources

But that does not make the troubles any less real.

The effect is to make the Troubles seem like distant history.

Andrei Klimov of the Duma's committee on international affairs says that many of Russia's neighbours are "troublemakers" but that the Americans often "propose solutions to deal with these troublemakers that make the troubles even worse".Yet behind this lies an incongruity in the bilateral relationship.

For much of the country, the post-recession period has been a time of rising hunger and poverty -- circumstances that can make the troubles of lawyers look minor by comparison.

"The politicians, they make the trouble.

It is clear that the American plane made the trouble.

It is Mr. McGreevey's own party that can make the most trouble for him in the coming days.

But it would also make the museum more troubling.

Good paintings make the exercise worth the trouble.

The industry's continuing troubles make the need for consolidation more apparent than ever.

That hasn't necessarily made the games trouble-free.