Sentence examples for more specific troubles from inspiring English sources
While the entire industry has suffered from sliding stock markets, rising asbestos liability and claims related to the World Trade Center disaster, Royal and Sun is also facing more specific troubles of its own making, analysts said.
When I reached her on the phone and asked if she could be more specific about what troubled her during the election, she got flustered.
More specific alcohol-related trouble such as fights, arguments, or involvement with the police due to drinking may be a joint outcome of (tendencies towards) antisocial behaviour in addition to alcohol (mis)use.
Asked to be more specific, Van Gundy had no trouble running off a list of problems he had with his team, which is 5-2 headintointonightght's final preseason game at San Antonio.
Or, given Cuccinelli's record on other social issues, perhaps the ambiguity of his language is an implicit acknowledgment that anything more specific would be patently troubling.
I'm not going to say it," Hudson continued, adding that he would get in trouble if he was more specific.
Secondly, it called for more specific charge, which increased blast-induced vibrations and caused troubles in residential areas around the quarry.
On the court she was disciplined and motivated, but off the court she sometimes got into trouble, Mr. Murphy said, declining to be more specific.
However, Mr. Gore got into trouble with the Justice Department over something far more specific, and far less disturbing.
Even as he becomes more specific on policy, partly in response to criticism, he still has trouble making a human connection.
