Sentence examples similar to this category of trouble from inspiring English sources

For this category of driver, punishment may make drivers fearful to give rides to sex workers, offer help to a sex worker in trouble, or report crimes against sex workers to the police.

Innovation belongs to this category of expressions.

' When the Seraph puts in its appearance at the Christmas pageant, the colonials are slow to absorb what is happening, being able to process only three categories of trouble, 'namely, the natives, Whitehall, or leopards'.

Some in this, the second, category of problems may be cultural, though the trouble that even Muslims may have in deciding whether habits are religious or cultural gives an insight into the all-pervading nature of religion in a devout Muslim's life.

Can the Mets bounce back from this time of troubles?

This causes all kinds of trouble.

D'Elía suggests that this is a source of trouble.

If you try this, you risk lots of trouble.

At the Denver County Fair, the black stiletto pumps in the "shoes and accessories" category of competition were in trouble.

This should keep you out of trouble for a while!

People of this category have never been seen there before.