Sentence examples for many troubles that from inspiring English sources

Will it solve the many troubles that countless South Africans continue to face?

5 OLD ICON BROUGHT LOWThe Apthorp, built by the Astors a century ago at 79th Street and Broadway, had so many troubles that Curbed.com labeled updates on the building "As the Apthorp Turns".

What medical science has not yet managed to reduce is the patient's apprehension; the literal helping hand offered by hospital volunteers serves as a metaphor become reality, a genuine expression of human kindness which is beyond officialdom and the many troubles that beset the NHS, a fleeting contact whose power to comfort has the same effect between two strangers as it does between lovers.

There are many troubles with that label.

He seemed oblivious to the final-round pressure, or to the many trouble spots that can ruin a round at Westchester Country Club.

Their actions cause many of the troubles that we encounter around the world, and the Israelis don't lift a finger to help us.

Then the History Faculty Building at Cambridge, over which James Gowan parted from Stirling – the first of many troubles to overwhelm that project.

Many of the troubles that afflict public-sector banks, including political interference, a lack of talent in the boardroom and the herd mentality that encourages them to charge into the same bad bets, stem from majority state ownership (see article).

That is why many are troubled that Manafort's name has emerged in this investigation.

We might recognise that many troubles come from the unchecked pursuit of material goals, but we still want answers that fit the materialist schema.

I mean, I've seen so many films about the Troubles that I've found insulting".