Sentence examples for prospective trouble from inspiring English sources

The fund, based in Washington, estimated that the world would need $1 trillion in the coming years for loans to countries with short-term difficulties paying their bills or because of concerns about prospective trouble in the volatile bond markets.

Now there's an automotive analog to trouble prospective parents: the cars of Sweden's embattled Saab.

With prospective buyers having trouble lining up financing, many current owners will have little choice but to sit tight and ride out the storm.

Gail E. Shearer, a health policy analyst at Consumers Union, said Mr. Scully's discussions with prospective employers were troubling.

The firm once had trouble luring prospective employees to Newport Beach.

In addition, a prospective investor may have trouble learning what the actual fees will be, due to complicated and confusing prospectuses and fee schedules.

Mr. Cullen's case has exposed a fundamental weakness in health care: the difficulty prospective employers face in trying to learn someone's past troubles.

The New York Times Company has scrapped today's deadline for prospective buyers of its troubled Boston Globe to submit preliminary bids for the newspaper after potential suitors asked for more time.

What's more, the president's prospective Cabinet is incredibly troubling to the community, with many of his appointees boasting anti-queer records.

However, this study suggests that there is trouble ahead if prospective recruiters are to be evaluated by the current ones.

A few went to the trouble of putting prospective managers through a competitive process, only to pick money managers that never took part.