Sentence examples for map the troubles from inspiring English sources
Benjamin and Simon, former members of the National Security Council under President Clinton and the authors of "The Age of Sacred Terror," map the troubles that have followed the invasion of Iraq -- including the mounting animosity toward the United States among onetime allies and the spread of jihadism in the Muslim diaspora in the West.
"Everywhere in the UK has mental health issues, but here in Northern Ireland if you take a map of the Troubles and look at the areas were the violence raged and then you took a map of the hotspots for mental health matters and problems you will see they are the same, there is a clear match.
Since Obama's problems from this summer's Democratic Primary have not been resolved, nor reported by the national media, the Electoral College map signals trouble for the media's main man.
The mere threat of public humiliation is often enough to ferret out people who have dropped off the map, saving the state the trouble of trying to seize personal property by filing a warrant or lien.
What the Troubles have done, with grisly irony, is help put Ireland on the international map.
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In addition to allowing people to report impediments to voting quickly and easily, the application maps election trouble spots and allows observers, from the news media or from good-government groups like Common Cause, to alert the Board of Elections and to dispatch their own monitors to affected polling places.
The trouble with schema, though, is that they map rather than excavate.
The result was a lopsided map of the world's troubles and potential crises, with some critical subjects completely unmarked, like a fifteenth-century scroll depicting the world beyond the known seas.
