Sentence examples for more trouble to from inspiring English sources

There could be a lot more trouble to come.

"It's more trouble to roll it back," said Mr. Laszewski, the health care consultant.

In addition, Omar Gonzalez was removed late in the game with more trouble to his adductor.

It's more trouble to write a short book than a long one.

Like sentences, shell beans are a great deal more trouble to produce than anyone who isn't producing them knows.

And Alice's outburst foreshadows more trouble to come: inappropriate sexual advances, a fatal gunshot and some vexing supernatural occurrences.

There were more troubles to come.

Equally, if not more, troubling to privacy advocates is Aristotle's recent foray into the advertisements that pop up when voters surf the Web.

But some agricultural experts say they are worried that the StarLink case is simply a harbinger of more troubles to come.

Nevertheless, there are likely more troubles to come, and Fox Pitt, Kelton's Goodwin believes the bank could start claiming on its insurance policy as early as in the first half of 2010.

But, intensely willful, Mr. Mantello had more trouble surrendering to some directors than to others.