Sentence examples for selected trouble from inspiring English sources

His pleasure is gambling, and his career as a banker takes him to selected trouble spots, where he likes to meet the locals and help them with their plans for terrorism.

We know that selection improves the performance of those white working-class children selected; the trouble is too few of them are.

In the Abacus 2007-AC1 deal, the hedge fund manager John A. Paulson raked in about $1 billion when the bonds he helped select hit trouble.

I had been poetry editor since 1987, and I don't believe Jack had sent in any of his work since my predecessor Howard Moss had selected "Don Giovanni in Trouble," in 1982.

The final word of advice Babbage was given was not to worry too much if his teenager has trouble selecting a discipline to major in.

ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Ninth graders often have trouble selecting what clothes to wear to school each morning or what to have for lunch.

Four of the show's stars, all now in their 60s, had no trouble selecting a "most humiliating thing ever done to my character".

If they're having trouble finding an area to focus their studies, this can help them narrow the range; or if they're having trouble selecting a college, reducing possible career choices to a manageable number can help the guidance counselor better target their feedback and suggestions.

Santo had no trouble selecting "Father's Daughter" as her example, but choked up during her response.

Select "Codes" or "Trouble Codes" to open the main Codes menu.

If you're still having trouble selecting an anniversary gift, consider this option that applies to most anniversary years: Give a bonsai tree that is as old as their marriage (i.e. a 12 year old tree for their 12th year anniversary).