Sentence examples for subsequent troubles from inspiring English sources

He might have only grazed Mr. Tomjanovich and had none of his subsequent troubles.

For me, it's like falling in love at warp speed, zooming through the happy part straight into the subsequent troubles.

After Mom's call the play moves into the past to explore the last days of their relationship and Josie's subsequent troubles on the romantic front.

Whatever the Bolshoi Ballet's difficulties during the thirty-year directorship (1964-95) of Yuri Grigorovich, an autocrat and a convinced Communist, its subsequent troubles have arguably been greater.

The subsequent troubles of Dundee United, Motherwell and, most notably, Celtic in Europe mean Levein's side have at least a viable opportunity to lift collective spirits.

It is unclear whether the lobotomy changed Howard's personality or whether it accounts for his subsequent troubles, which were many but seem a direct result of long-established patterns of behavior.

Reif stopped short of blaming Klopp for the subsequent trouble but called his comments "irresponsible".

Last week, Mr. Obama was ordering ice cream in Wapello, Iowa, when the woman serving him mentioned her husband's death in Iraq and her subsequent trouble obtaining benefits.

Many were furious with the much-discussed list - both for the publicity and, in some cases, subsequent trouble with tax authorities.

Scenes of apocalyptic destruction on Earth, as experienced by the one Earth-bound character who's dramatically established — Michael — coincide with the blast and the subsequent trouble aboard the Shepard.

Then United boss Sir Alex Ferguson (writing in his autobiography Managing My Life): "[Referee] Alan Wilkie's inability to stamp out the disgraceful tackles from Crystal Palace's two central defenders made subsequent trouble unavoidable".