Sentence examples for specific troubles from inspiring English sources

Moon's specific troubles, for the purposes of this film, begin when he's out trying to poach deer in a nature conservation park.

I'm glad I lived to see it – the flipside is, after we get over that, it's back to the politics, and it's something which doesn't have time for people, it's its own animal... .. Then there are his specific troubles.

While the entire industry has suffered from sliding stock markets, rising asbestos liability and claims related to the World Trade Center disaster, Royal and Sun is also facing more specific troubles of its own making, analysts said.

Contrary to disease-specific tools, generic measures do not focus on the specific troubles associated with the disease, but are applicable across different populations and health states, allowing comparison with the healthy population.

Her group also set up a database to analyze call patterns and identify specific trouble spots in cities, such as railway stations where homeless children gather and often develop health problems.

Philips Research in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, has developed a prototype for a pill that can be programmed to navigate toward a specific trouble spot in the body and deposit its medicine there, radioing dispatches to the doctor as it travels.

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Jake has trouble with his love life, the specific problem being that he doesn't have one.

Activists said the $100 million initiative is a good start, but the lack of specifics was troubling.

While the report did not name specific hospitals, the troubles of New York hospitals are plain to see in just this year's events.