Sentence examples similar to spawned troubles from inspiring English sources

But if Yu'E Bao spawns trouble, the applause will not last.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, recalled Mr. Bernanke telling him in a recent meeting that the growing freeze in the credit markets, spawned by troubles with shaky mortgages, meant that "the arteries are clogged," and that without action "the patient will surely suffer a heart attack".

The International Monetary Fund recently predicted a slight easing in global growth next year while warning that the downturn in mortgage markets could spawn wider troubles.

Fusing or switching between the two models spawns trouble.

The troubles spawned rumors of takeover attempts.

Much of this stems from troubles spawned by the U.S. subprime mortgage market which peaked in 2005-2006.

A big part of the criticism is that the legislation largely addresses specific causes of the financial crisis, rather than systemic structures that may spawn new trouble spots if not fixed.

Part of this is due to recent political turbulence but more generally a result of the cumulative damage done in 35 years of mismanagement that spawned the political trouble in the first place.

The company, whose financial troubles have spawned management shuffles and a restructuring, anticipates further losses before it can start reporting earnings again, said Mr. Miller, who last August replaced Frederick Wang, the founder's son, as head of the company.

The authorities had clearly decided that what acid house had spawned was nothing but trouble; the clear intention was to kill it.

We are either going to deal with the troubles and problems spawned out of poverty or we will find it undercutting many of the values and beliefs and ideals that have made us what we are today.