Sentence examples for the present trouble from inspiring English sources

"That was partly the reason for the present trouble".

The present trouble started in October when none of the contenders to succeed Martelly gained a clear majority in polling.

We've certainly seen how that can work against us, with George W. Bush and Dick Cheney's disastrous invasion of Iraq, the actual cause of all the present trouble.

The present troubles were triggered by the election of Mr Chaudhry, whose ancestors came from India.

Even before the present troubles, businessmen were meeting reluctance, sometimes hostility, especially in Egypt.

As just about nobody predicted the present troubles, humility is what becomes today's forecaster the most.

And in Thailand efforts to make the country the "Detroit of the East" are starting to pay dividends at least they were until the present troubles.

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In all our wanderings, the only sign of the present troubles was a few cheap Osama bin Laden T-shirts hanging in the clothes section of Chow Kit market.

James's Wapping moment sees him making a gesture he hopes will be grand enough to soften the focus of any phone-hacking inquiry, bold enough to allow the company to extricate itself from present trouble and, in the process, allow him to reshape News International around the digital television platforms he feels both more comfortable with and which are undoubtedly more profitable.

A strong case can be made that exaggerated compensation is the root cause of our present trouble.