Sentence examples for second trouble from inspiring English sources

And second, trouble in Europe's banking system is leading to a significant slowdown in foreign lending and repatriation in capital.

The second trouble was news that the CDU had offered sponsors meetings with Mr Rüttgers in exchange for campaign contributions.

They admired his talent but did not think that he addressed their problems.His second trouble is that important groups of Democratic voters are immune to Obamamania.

And the second trouble is that it is neither just any old part of Denmark nor yet a plain old-fashioned colony, but, since 1979, a semi-autonomous territory under the crown.Foreign policy, security and defence are handled by the Danish government.

The indictments were not the first trouble for the restaurant chain.

The very public dispute marks the first trouble that Mr. Bloomberg has had with a municipal union since he was elected in November with little support from labor.

It was his first "trouble with the police," but certainly not his last.

Zippers can be fickle and are often the first trouble spot on most sleeping bags.

The British No 1 wants to treat the back injury that first troubled her in Stuttgart last week.

The third troubling aspect of Qaradawi's comment is that it did not result in his removal from Al Jazeera.

The first troubles arose in 2010, when officials assumed they could count on federal financing, which was later lost amid the debates over earmarks.