Sentence examples for rising trouble from inspiring English sources

Rising trouble in Europe could push prices still lower and yields higher.

Good news when gas prices are rising and trouble if they fall.

While consumer confidence is rising, continued troubles in the housing market and other lingering effects of the recession are keeping the index well below the 90-plus readings that signal a stable economy.

PAGE A10 THIS WEEKEND Rising Star, Troubling Dispute An artist in the Whitney Biennial finds himself in the midst of a tug of war that raises questions about the ethics of profiting from the work of a man who often cannot manage his own affairs.

The bed is high (I love a high bed – it rises above trouble) with a gorgeous patchwork quilt of pale, coffee-coloured stars.

They came from deprived corners of the surrounding 19th arrondissement in north-eastern Paris, a mix of gentrified apartment buildings, working-class streets and a patchwork of high-rises troubled by gang turf-wars.

Right now, the team is having trouble rising above.500.500

If today's low interest rates start rising quickly, that trouble could spread far further.

Rising medical costs trouble Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance as well as workers' compensation.

When not in spasm, I have trouble rising from a sitting position, not to mention dancing.

Messi notwithstanding, Argentina may have trouble rising above the psychodrama.They're still a formidable team, though, and will be fun to watch.