Sentence examples for threatening trouble from inspiring English sources

Through much of the last month, China's top leaders have been threatening trouble if Mr. Chen won the election, although they carefully never referred to him by name.

Whenever actual voters threaten trouble, they are soothed by the elite with improbable ease.

That this is a protection racket where the amount of money one receives is directly proportional to one's ability to threaten trouble?

The Turks are against a referendum in Kirkuk this December that might lead it to join the Kurdish region.Massoud Barzani, the Iraqi Kurdish leader, threatens trouble in Turkey's mostly Kurdish south-eastern provinces, where his popularity is now starting to rival that of the captured PKK leader, Abdullah Ocalan.

While tracks like "Fantasynth" are upbeat and infectious, "CYN" hisses with static interference and threatens trouble.

Hartley threatened trouble and Starkie denounced him and Hartley was taken for trial to Lancaster Castle in 1597 where he was tried and found guilty of witchcraft.

The Apollo 13 mission wasn't even televised nationally; only when it ran into life-threatening trouble did the networks -- and the American public -- pay attention.

It is beginning to dawn that nothing short of a fundamental socio-political, economic and personal transformation will get us out of this life-threatening trouble.

Yet the government still interferes with international transactions whenever peso depreciation and inflation threaten economic trouble.

The Swede gave hope to his fans by holding to love in his next service game to trail 3-2 but he never seriously threatened to trouble the three-time champion, and lost the following 11 games.

Very few trainers have ever matched Fabre's long list of achievements, which includes seven wins in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe and a Breeders' Cup Classic, but his nine previous runners in the Derby, including two favourites in Visindar and Pennekamp, had rarely threatened to trouble the judge.