Sentence examples for the ongoing trouble from inspiring English sources

He also blamed "religious extremists", who he said had taken advantage of the ongoing trouble.

There's also the matter of airport safety and the ongoing trouble with curious drone photographers trying to get pictures of natural disasters, especially where fire department helicopters are trying to unload payloads of water or airlift out stranded victims.

Part of that is the ongoing trouble insurers on the exchange have experienced attracting enough low-cost healthy people whose premiums offset the expense of people who need high-priced medical care.

This year, their reverie in the snow-covered Teton mountains was clouded by the ongoing troubles of South-East Asia. South-East Asia

Japan has tumbled 28 spots since 2009, mainly as a result of the ongoing troubles from closure of all the country's nuclear plants.

The steady creep of EU powers and regulations, into the justice system, the workplace and beyond, have caused much greater resentment, which the ongoing troubles in the euro zone have exacerbated.

Utrecht actually created a host of fine chances themselves in the first half – and illustrated the ongoing troubles within the Celtic defence – but never harboured the conviction which suggested they could take any of them.

Despite the United Kingdom's efforts at avoiding any involvement in the Eurozone's problems, the ongoing troubles of the euro reinforced the belief of many British voters that European integration had gone too far and that Britain would be better off on its own.

The draft letter stressed themes touched on by Nehru, including Zionism's economic benefits and British responsibility for the ongoing troubles (as in India, the imperialists always used "divide and rule"), as well as the reactionary nature of Arab societies and rulers.

Now, thanks to the ongoing troubles at the Fukushima nuclear plant, the fledgling National Center for Radioecology (NCoRE) suddenly finds itself with a lot more work to do.

About half the book, we've heard, is dedicated to the ongoing troubles the company has had with Brad Greenspan, who also serves as the book's primary source.