Sentence examples for the troubles will be from inspiring English sources

The fate of the "disappeared" – the IRA victims buried in secret during the Troubles – will be debated in the Northern Ireland assembly.

But instead of being embraced as a powerful symbol of reconciliation and a shared future, the proposed peace center has already become mired in the continuing dispute between unionists and republicans over how the story of the Troubles will be told.

Of course, 30 years of the Troubles will be recalled, but no-one is forgetting the 2,000 colourful years that preceded them either.

The question is whether the troubles will be extensive enough to undermine what is seen as a major test of Afghanistan's ability to govern itself as the 13-year U.S. engagement winds down.

The speaker's seduction plan hasn't got far, and, as the one-sided dialectic flows on, most of the trouble will be shown to be with his relationship with himself.

In this paper, the investigation process to determine the cause of the trouble will be shown in detail.

But I'm betting the trouble will be well worth it.

The sooner glutted markets there and elsewhere are allowed to clear, the sooner those troubles will be over.

But how many players are prepared to fly into the heart of the international troubles will be known only when the roll call is taken at Heathrow on Wednesday morning.

Businesses will start spending trillions of yen on new equipment; individual investors, made wealthy by the soaring prices of technology companies, will start spending on luxury goods; and the time of troubles will be over.

"Eventually, the financial sector's troubles will be communicated to the rest of the economy," said Douglas M. Peta, market strategist at J.& W. Seligman and Company in New York.