Sentence examples for particular troubles from inspiring English sources

In many places, girls face particular troubles.

CBS faced particular troubles: soaring debt, flagging book and record divisions, and repeated hostile takeover attempts.

The city's particular troubles go back decades, but much of its story followed familiar contours: overbearing unions, political dysfunction and financial commitments made during good times that could not be met in bad.

Dorries said Mitchell was being disingenuous: "I find it quite disappointing now, that now the spotlight came on to this that he has chosen – and particularly after all the support I gave him during his own particular troubles recently – that he is trying to be clever with words and say that he didn't give me permission for the show.

It's everything a pub should be: a fabric of mercy, a haven from the preoccupations of post-industrial life, a timeless space more connected with the fields and springs, the repeating cycle of generations, than with the particular troubles of our own times.

In two separate commentaries for "Three Kings," to be released on disc and videocassette by Warner on Tuesday, the director, David O. Russell, and two of its producers, Charles Roven and Edward L. McDonnell, talk all movie long about a film that succeeded in the end but had particular troubles, from the time it was shot in the deserts of Mexico and Arizona to its release in theaters last October.

Serfin found itself in particular trouble.

He had particular trouble driving in reverse.

And startup airlines have had particular trouble lately.

Inner-city children have particular trouble, experts said.

The Dolphins had particular trouble running on first down.