Sentence examples similar to the persisting trouble from inspiring English sources
"It is the Continent's tragedy, the cause of many of its persisting troubles, the war without justification or point".
As the violence persists, the country's troubles are compounded by political stalemate.
The trouble is that the change does not persist as the novelty wears off.
And if past experience is any guide, the troubles will persist for a long time — say, into the middle of 2010.
The trouble is that this uncertainty could persist for some time.
15 High shift work tolerance has been defined as the absence of digestive troubles, persisting fatigue, unusual nervousness and sleep alterations when working shifts.
Much of the trouble was caused by unusually adverse financial market conditions, which persisted for several years.
Yet the problem persists.
Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations, said the United States might reject extending the observer mission beyond its initial three-month mandate if the violence persists, if the United Nations monitors have trouble moving around independently or if progress stalls on implementing the peace plan.
