Sentence examples for of particular trouble from inspiring English sources

The reintroduction of episcopacy was a source of particular trouble in the south-west of the country, an area with strong Presbyterian sympathies.

It's not the weight of any particular trouble that crushes the sleepless woman.

And in an age where social media can lay down a digital trace of one's every youthful indiscretion, the records of these little foolishnesses spell trouble for a whole generation as they make the familiar journey from the folly of youth to the respectability of middle age – and particular trouble for public figures.

While her workshops focus on all kinds of communication, e-mail is an area where many of her clients experience particular trouble.

Tackling Resona's bigger troubled borrowers will hurt other banks, which also hold big chunks of their debt.Resona may have particular trouble dealing with the many quasi-governmental projects that it helps to finance in Osaka in the west of Japan, its home patch.

Their project stirred controversy at the court of the Grand Duke of Weimar; unchaste drawings by Rodin caused particular trouble.

O'Donnell keeps having résumé problems, and it appears that she has particular trouble keeping track of where she went to college.

Labor costs remain high in Italy, and the nation's small- and medium-size industries, long the engine of Italy's economy, are having particular trouble.

This means particular trouble for the 10 percent of customers, mainly low-income, who pay about 90 percent of these fees.

This suggests that aneuploidy does not induce a general state of CIN, but instead aneuploid cells have particular trouble segregating aneuploid chromosomes.

Freddie is in particular trouble, with negative shareholders' equity of $14 billion on September 30th.This is worse than imagined.