Sentence examples for the troubles here from inspiring English sources

The troubles here began two years ago, when the government offered new housing and compensation equal to three months of annual income to villagers who agreed to move.

Some financial analysts even mentioned the troubles here as contributing to losses in European markets and in early trading in New York.

What are now called "the troubles" here began when Giulio Tremonti, the finance minister under Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, a proponent of low taxes and fiscal discipline, announced his intention to "dry out" Lugano as a haven for tax evaders.

At the core of the troubles here, many say, lie demands by the United States that the Pakistani military, generously financed by Washington, join in its campaign against terrorism, which means killing fellow Pakistanis in the tribal areas.

His students, he said, are often too distracted to concentrate on their studies, and so they sometimes spend the class hours talking about their lives and the troubles here.

It's called TouchDevice, and while it sounds cool, the troubles here are several.

"Who invited the trouble here?

The trouble here is a trouble throughout: absence of irony.

The trouble here is hard liquor.

The trouble here is the distribution of this wealth; not the volume.

The trouble here is that this hurts growth in the short term.