Sentence examples for set of troubles from inspiring English sources

Royal Bank of Scotland faces a broader set of troubles.

For Ida Gladney, George Starling and Robert Foster, the act of leaving home meant the end of one set of troubles.

The latest set of Troubles, which had flared up so dramatically after the tragic events of Bloody Sunday only the year before, were in full spate.

IWAKI, Japan — After the rumbling and the devastating waves had ceased, the members of a little church a stone's throw away from the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant discovered that a new set of troubles was just beginning.

But, just as Ireland had unique problems that made it different from Greece, and Portugal presents its own special difficulties, so Spain has its own peculiar set of troubles.

As soon as you can say "wardrobe change" Bridget has inherited an enviable supply of haute couture, a dashing British husband (Ioan Gruffudd) who doesn't much like her, an insistent lover (Kristoffer Polaha) married to her best friend (Tara Summers), and a new set of troubles to rival her old ones.

Wouldn't it be better to protect yourself and your family from both sets of troubles?

The outsider is a black man, Cross Damon, who is presented with a chance to escape from an increasingly grim set of personal troubles when the subway train he is riding in crashes and one of the bodies is identified mistakenly as his.

The presenter, Patrick Aryee, had gone to a lot of trouble to set up an elaborate nocturnal experiment to prove that the totally blind rodent locates termites by the noise of grass swishing.

You went to a lot of trouble to set up this photo shoot, and you'll want to make sure you come away with some great shots.

Vivian: A lot of trouble.