Sentence examples for state of trouble from inspiring English sources

He believes that a move in the direction of Democratic leadership will result, ultimately, in a state of "trouble".

—Jonathan Blitzer I spent my abbreviated stint in the Peace Corps in a near-constant state of disciplinary trouble.

This state of denial troubles Irwin Redlener, a pediatrician and children's- health advocate.

When the Berkeley year was over, Heaney returned with his family (a second son had been born in 1968) to Northern Ireland and a state of escalating Troubles.

If having this plant here is going to help the state get out of trouble, that's got to be good for the county too".

The will stated that custody of Trouble should go to Rosenthal, Leona's brother, or to her grandson David, and the trust agreement directed them to "provide for the care, welfare and comfort of Trouble at the highest standard".

Senator Joseph Biden, the ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is a credible presidential deputy, though Mr Kerry is already sure to win Mr Biden's home state of Delaware.The trouble with the Missouri compromise is that it is negative: the strategy depends on Mr Bush continuing to flounder.

The protests ended only after the government imposed a state of emergency.The trouble in Trappes began after the police conducted a routine identity check on a woman on July 18th, asking her to remove her face-covering veil as French law requires.

The state has stayed out of trouble because it has 90percentt of its assets in fixed income investments, unlike other funds with 50percentto70percentcent of their assets in the stock market, and it has enjoyed very low tuition increases.

Additionally, I have shown elsewhere that many well-connected Chinese lawyers are able to win small victories against the state while staying out of trouble.

Rather than supporting the economy in time of trouble, states and localities are a drag on growth.