Sentence examples for today's trouble from inspiring English sources

The two men remain the passive nice guys they always were, but Oelhoffen draws out some of the ironies at play in Algeria's fight for independence, and he makes one or two points that could apply to today's trouble spots.

Worse, the compact will not resolve today's troubles.

Today's troubles are nothing compared to what will happen if Greece is forced to abandon the euro.

There is a cautionary example, economists say, in today's troubles.

Today's troubles are unusual not because the losses have been felt so far from the corner of Broad and Wall, or because our lenders are unprecedentedly reckless.

Today's anti-Fed movement is no flash in the pan: antipathy towards central banking stretches back to the civil-war era.But the seeds of today's troubles were sown before Mr Greenspan's time.

So far it has struck separate deals for Italy and Turkey, rather than sell all European rights to the European Broadcasting Union as in the past, and has done rather better from them.Not all sporting activities can rise above today's troubles.

In America the National Basketball Association is in the first season of eight-year contracts worth $7.5 billion.With a sought-after event, it is possible to plan ahead beyond, with luck, today's troubles.

Besides, as today's troubles with Iran and North Korea suggest, encouraging the creation of more fissile material is a poor way to pursue any kind of security.Let the market decideThe reliance on climate change to save nuclear is also misplaced.

And, commencing his third term during one of the worst economic crises since the second world war, Mr Brown chose to quote from his immigrant ancestor's journal in his inauguration address.In doing so, Mr Brown wanted to remind Californians to keep dreaming and enduring as August Schuckman had once done, and to put today's troubles in perspective.

But today's troubles are a piece of cake compared with yesterday's.