Sentence examples for resulting troubles from inspiring English sources

She describes in detail her addiction to heroin, her resulting troubles with the law, and its impact on her career.

And the world's developing countries are likely to bear the brunt of the resulting troubles.

The film's triple backstory — involving the high-school reunion, Calvin and Bob's enduring traumas over their high-school identities, and resulting trouble between Maggie and Calvin — yields occasional comedic delight, the highlight of which is a marriage-therapy session, in which Bob makes an unexpected appearance.

I was highly suggestible at this point since the resulting trouble was always inconsequential.

Some staff at Morrisville State College were noticing a lot of interference in certain places resulting in trouble syncing their Bluetooth headsets.

Recently the European Union downgraded next year's growth forecast from 3% to 2.4%, blaming an export slowdown resulting from trouble in foreign lands.

In October 1792, after a year's delay from its official incorporation resulting from "trouble with Indians," McMillan was chosen as the headmaster and Canonsburg was chosen as the location for the "Canonsburg Academy".

The results troubled her doctor enough that he asked her back for an ultrasound – at a price of $400.

The results trouble medical ethicists, who say more research is needed to determine whether doctors must deceive patients in order for placebos to work.

A spokesperson for Google said in a statement: "These results trouble us and are not reflective of the opinions of Google.

The results troubled and humored Dr. Nass, who had an unkempt shock of hair and a voice that went high when he got excited.