Sentence examples for recent troubles of from inspiring English sources

The recent troubles of the big banks suggest that this dream is over.

There stands a building on Aycock Street through which the recent troubles of St. Bernard Parish continue to flow.

The recent troubles of the Sonics highlight what have been a miserable two months for the team.

And the recent troubles of some big Swiss businesses have plenty to do with competence or, rather, the lack of it.

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

For all the recent troubles of companies such as Hanergy, China has some of the world's largest solar, wind and other green tech companies.

49ers: DeMarcus Lawrence (DE, Boise State) 2013 Stats: 13 games, 72 tackles, 20.5 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks With the recent troubles off the field of Aldon Smith, the 49ers need to start making plans for the future without the talented troublemaker in mind.

The Higher Election Board has spurned the CHP's repeated demands for a recount, while accepting all those lodged by AK.Mr Erdogan blames most of his recent troubles on his former ally and fellow imam, Fethullah Gulen.

The postal service has blamed much of its recent troubles on this pre-funding requirement as well as on the reduced mail volumes as more people communicate electronically.

Most who attended were retirees who chalked up the recent troubles to the cyclical nature of the economy.

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