Sentence examples for mounting troubles from inspiring English sources

Still, the mounting troubles of subprime lenders have been raising fears of a broader financial fallout.

For all the solidarity and mutual back-patting, the inescapable backdrop to the conference will be Mr Blair's mounting troubles.

The bank intervened with a show of support to buy bonds of some smaller countries, but not Italy and Spain, whose mounting troubles have come into the spotlight.

In a year of mounting troubles, the governor dropped what used to be promising plans to run next year for the United States Senate.

The decline hastened with the mounting troubles at Enron, whose active trading of shorter-term communications contracts had stimulated the market.

Often, Lennox shows us the world through the parents' eyes: the drab apartment, the mounting Troubles, the absolute vulnerability of their young children.

But now with the mounting trouble on the diamond market, the organization faces other challenges.

There is emergency cash saved by the NHS Commissioning Board this year: Appleby expects mounting trouble from next year to election year.

Juárez has always been fairly lawless — the city's proximity to the border, its grounds for existence, also made it an ideal shipping point for drug cartels — but until recently, it was possible for people like the Yanars to believe that the mounting trouble was just among the narcos.

At the same time, the administration would face mounting trouble in holding together the international coalition that has enforced economic sanctions against Iran.

Lehman Brothers has not only helped raise money for First Alliance despite its mounting legal troubles but, more recently, has taken a small investment stake in the firm.