Sentence examples for result of trouble from inspiring English sources

In TSB 08-12-5 issued on June 16, Ford says that while some engine vibration is normal when driving, excessive vibration between 1,800 and 2,200 r.p.m. may be the result of trouble with the intake-manifold bracket, cylinder-head bracket and upper-intake-manifold bracket and bolts.

Mr. Ruprecht denied that the cutbacks were a result of troubles with the Justice Department.

In an interview with The New York Times Magazine published in April, Mr. Weiner denied that his original misbehavior was a result of troubles in his marriage.

Others who know Mr. Hirst say that his departure from Gagosian may be at least partly a result of troubles in both his personal and professional lives.

Announcing the revised growth estimates, Mr Gabriel made it clear the government believed Germany's woes were not the result of troubles at home.

One huntsman who boasted of the openness and social inclusion of his hunt said the ban was "all the result of some trouble with the great unwashed".

As a result of the trouble, I, when lecturing at Liverpool, declared that Lawrence was the head of the Jaeger School of Poetry, since he was hot, soft and woolly.

In the time between McGuigan's first and last fights in Ulster, 434 people were killed as a direct result of the Troubles.

Toward the end of the Ming dynasty there was a decline in lacquer manufacture as a result of the troubles accompanying the fall of the last Ming emperor.

Funds of hedge funds run by Goldman Sachs and MAN Group expect to see losses of 2% to 3% as a result of its troubles.

The attack was believed to have been the result of labor troubles, although the dispute between the two motion-picture operators' unions was settled several weeks ago.