Sentence examples for today's troubles from inspiring English sources

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

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

Such an explanation for today's troubles is challenged by many at the airline, however.

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

The root of today's troubles can be traced back to 1995, when the current Qatari ruler's father ousted his pro-Saudi father from power.

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.

Still, the depth and persistence of today's trouble is baffling, considering the relative strength of these specialty apparel stores compared with other corners of the retail industry.

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.

First, the fund argues, last year's troubles were due not to faulty strategy but to bad luck.

Speaking in Abu Dhabi before his appearance at the HSBC Golf Championship, García reflected on last year's troubles.

The New Year's tradition involves joyously splashing friends and family with water to cleanse away last year's troubles.