Sentence examples for obvious trouble from inspiring English sources

Wildcoast workers and volunteers have become vigilant about staying in touch and avoiding obvious trouble spots.

True, California is in obvious trouble, and rising gasoline prices at the pump are discomfiting.

The obvious trouble with this argument is that, once the authorities start down Greenspan's road, they find it very hard to turn back.

The book has its most obvious trouble in cobbling together the mostly undocumented story of Friedrich, who arrived in 1885 from southwestern Germany.

A salad of peeled and pickled grapes, a recent special, wasn't worth the obvious trouble that had gone into making it.

Instead, he says, he wants some fast recommendations on specific needs in the obvious trouble areas -- schools, jobs, housing and community relations with the police.

The desperation to hide golf's obvious troubles should be well known by now.

Josh Hamilton, who is in the lineup and batting third despite his obvious troubles with a groin injury, shattered his bat while making the third out.

That's why, despite Bush's obvious troubles this year, it makes no sense for him to drop out of the race while he still has money in the bank and a very flush Super PAC financing an advertising blitz on his behalf.

It is now widely recognized that brutal ethnic warfare, crippling poverty, environmental degradation, and pervasive corruption, to name some of the more obvious troubles afflicting the developing world, pose serious obstacles to the successful establishment and consolidation of liberal democratic political arrangements.

The obvious troubles with such drastic shortfalls have come to a head in recent weeks.