Sentence examples for section trouble from inspiring English sources
"It's the front-page effect," says Mr Stendevad.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
"Geologically, there is no problem," says Anisa Redman, an analyst at HSBC, a bank.In this section Trouble in the pipeline No deal Calling across the Indian Ocean Charge!
It also produces far too many ideas: managers have to spend weeks sorting through the chaff to find a few grains of wheat.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
Deutsche Bahn, shocked, predicted "a bloody battle", and advised the French that "in a war, there is no winner".In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
The theory is that Mr Piëch would like to substitute Alfa for VW's less charismatic Seat brand.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
It says it will invest a further 10 billion yuan by the end of 2010, by which time it hopes for sales of 100 billion yuan.In this section Trouble in the pipeline No deal Calling across the Indian Ocean Charge!
Last year, KNOC made a more timid approach for Addax, a Swiss explorer, but was outbid by another state-owned entity, China's Sinopec.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
The greenback provided financial stability and made Ecuador attractive for foreign players and coaches.In this section Troubles on two fronts The mother of all scandals?
Mr Schoklender called attention to himself by using a private jet and getting Meldorek to buy several luxury homes, a Ferrari and a series of yachts.In this section Troubles on two fronts The mother of all scandals?
Even if growth remains modest, Mr Chávez has squirrelled away billions of dollars in unaudited public funds, and should be able to pay for a pre-election spending binge.In this section Troubles on two fronts The mother of all scandals?
For Macedonia too is in the throes of a political earthquake.In this section Troubles ahead A prize affair Schröder revisited A liberal puzzle Liberation, Equity, Sobriety Not so fruity salad Free speech under threat Reprints Related items Romania, Bulgaria and the European Union: We're off on a European odysseySep 28th 2006The big bone of contention is the government.
