Sentence examples for of such trouble from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Ministry said only that it was "distressed" by the violence and urged both sides to "remove the causes of such trouble".

We would hope that all those involved will work to improve the situation and remove the causes of such trouble in Tibet, which is an autonomous region of China, through dialogue and non-violent means".

A video, shot by a local journalist, showed a surreal almost orderly progression of the horror: too many people in too small a space, pushed slowly but inexorably towards a staircase where some lost their footing and others tumbled over them.There had been worries about the possibility of such trouble.

Of course, later he changes his mind and that whole quandary is overturned, but this is only one of countless iterations of such trouble in contemplating his subject matter.

Many had, or knew of, such troubles.

Some Kurdish civil servants haven't been paid in two months, sparking protests in the region's normally calm capital, Erbil.The government insists that elections will go ahead regardless of such troubles.

Meanwhile, the EU's current system of special envoys to such trouble-spots as the Middle East and central Africa could continue under Monsieur PESC.But what could he have done in Albania?

That, of course, is much easier said than done, which is why most of us have such trouble giving or getting critiques.

By April 27th, no fewer than 16 newspapers and journals had been shut down by hardliners in the judiciary, leaving the news-stands bare of all such trouble-makers.The newspapers are accused of "disparaging Islam and the religious elements of the Islamic Revolution".

That the Sport of Kings is in such trouble in its cradle speaks volumes about its future.

But here I have to say, within Hitchens's choices of The Best American Essays 2010, no such trouble exists.