Sentence examples for some other troubles from inspiring English sources

Particulate designs of the latex polymers based on this idea are also effective for solving some other troubles such as electrostatic charging and poor film formability in fine particle coating.

"We are there on the spot if a business has a fire or some other trouble.

It's plausible that we didn't see an effect because the wolves were suffering from some other trouble that disguised the benefit".

Joel is facing some other trouble: he's been accused of having an inappropriate relationship with one of his young charges.

The Coast Guard in Hawaii, notified that the ship had not reported in for three days and that the owners suspected a hijacking or some other trouble on board, dispatched a C-130 aircraft, which spotted the Full Means II about 200 miles southeast of Hawaii over the weekend, and the 110-foot Coast Guard cutter Kiska intercepted the ship 80 miles off Hilo on Tuesday.

These aren't Toy Story, where some other trouble could befall the toys, or Cars, where there's another adventure and race to be found; these are the stories of girls who looked for and found love and had their own happy ending.

They help control the movement problems caused by Parkinson's, but may cause other troubles in some patients -- including impulse control disorders, in which people compulsively eat, gamble or shop.

There has been consolidation, collapse and other troubles among some on-demand home services startups, but others seem to be cleaning up in their wake.

Emma Blackery has some good points about the forced transition and other troubles in YouTubeland.

That, among other troubles, kept him in New York so much that some historians refer to him as an absentee vice president.

Sarkozy had other troubles, too.