Sentence examples for problem the trouble from inspiring English sources

Augustin, a baby-faced immigrant from Mexico, said finding an employer prepared to hire him had not been a problem — the trouble was proving he was not under age.

Desperate to escape mounting legal, financial and marital problems, the troubled financial adviser hopped in his six-seat plane on Sunday and flew south across Alabama, faked a distress call and then parachuted out moments later, leaving the plane to coast to a crash landing hundreds of miles away.

It concludes that in the long run the contractor team was forthcoming about the sensor problems, disclosing the troubles between August 1997 and April 1998.

In a sense, Italy's inability to react quickly and decisively to solve its problems mirrors the troubles of Europe as a whole.

Orla Jackson, the chief executive of the Newry Chamber of Commerce, stresses the importance of the border in Newry's growth: 'It's true that our position almost on the border was one of the main reasons for our problems in the Troubles.

In Dallas, convention business dropped off as part of a national tourism slowdown, while the problems troubling the airline industry in general have also struck the hometown of American Airlines.

The problems troubling the characters in Mr. Augustin's play are a far cry from the first-world irritations faced by those in "The Delling Shore," by Sam Marks, a tidy drama that feels like an American version of a Yasmina Reza play.

MYNGA FUTRELL Sacramento, Oct. 17, 2011 To the Editor: Jane Gross was spot on about the failings of Medicare, but did not include one of the problems that troubles me the most.

Despite the overall problems troubling the nation's real estate market, the New York metropolitan region has now surpassed Chicago, the former record holder, to become the teardown capital of the United States, according to a recent report by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which has been tracking the phenomenon since 2002.

The BBC drama – whose first series gripped viewers when it aired in 2014, and which went on to win Baftas before being adopted by Netflix for the subtitled enjoyment of US audiences – brings into focus the unique problems troubling the grandmothers/police sergeants of northern England.

The chief problems troubling the Park regime are economic ones--remarkable growth, high inflation, pervasive corruption.