Sentence examples for more troubles than from inspiring English sources

Capitalia has more troubles than most.The bank has an estimated €484m in exposure to Parmalat.

Mr. Thoman's 13-month reign at Xerox has been marked by more troubles than triumphs.

At times you get discouraged, but there is always someone who has more troubles than you do".

He runs into Vic Nairn, a healthy hypochondriac who is convinced he has more troubles than Harry, or at any rate that his troubles are more interesting.

Paul Amato, a sociologist at Penn State who was not involved in the study and has written in favor of same-sex marriage, said that many scholars suspected that some children with a gay parent might have more troubles than the average child, particularly in past decades when the stigma was greater.

Are the games more trouble than they're worth?

It has already caused more trouble than it was worth.

But LEED may be more trouble than it's worth.

"It's more trouble than it's worth," he said.

"More trouble than they're worth," his nurse remarked.

The rain caused more trouble than the Peruvian Indians.