Sentence examples for of the recent trouble from inspiring English sources

A sign inside was the only indication of the recent trouble.

The root of the recent trouble is the Treasury's plan to reduce its issuance of long-term debt and to buy back a good deal of the debt that is outstanding.

At a recent funeral for three local fighters whose bodies Israel recently returned to their families, mourners chanted "Down with the PA! Down with Abbas!"Most worrying for Mr Abbas was the fact that the ringleaders of the recent trouble hailed from his own Fatah party, which provides the bedrock of the PA's security forces.

We know prisons are often violent places; however the prison officers union argues that much of the recent trouble at Maryborough is a direct result of overcrowding.

Backbench Conservative MPs and some ministers instead blame "communications" at the heart of government for the recent troubles.

During services on Sunday, Father Lee made no mention of the recent troubles.

That afternoon I hear a different view of the recent troubles from local Greek-Australian art dealer Marilena Hippis.

That is partly because of the recent troubles of the developed economies and partly because India has joined the region's fast-growth club.

The deal reflects Microsoft's strengths and some of the recent troubles in Sony's PlayStation operation.

He described a white youth in the neighborhood who, in the wake of the recent troubles, told of his parents' fears.

But the program and others like it have ground to a halt because of the recent troubles; a large Unesco meeting that Bahrain was planning to host has been suddenly moved to Paris.