Sentence examples for trouble accelerating from inspiring English sources

It goes from zero to 30 miles an hour in about 7 seconds, which won't set any records but I had no trouble accelerating from a stop.

If the filter gets clogged with sediment, you can have trouble accelerating and might suspect your fuel pump has got a problem.

It read in part: In the first few days of 2016, the trouble accelerated.

It's just the latest in a slew of incidents for Sheen, whose current streak of trouble accelerated in October, when he trashed a hotel room in New York City while a porn actress cowered in the closet.

Demographers say a similar future awaits other European countries, and the issue grows more pressing every day as Europe's seemingly endless economic troubles accelerate the decline.

Bausch's troubles accelerated quickly after Dr. Chu's call, in part because he decided to share his findings with other doctors, and, on March 8, with the Centers for Disease Control.

The seeds of the Nationals' woes began in the 1980s with drought and economic deregulation but the troubles accelerated rapidly with the election of the Howard government in 1996 and the expectations in the bush.

The lack of a cash cushion in the 2008 financial crisis caused many firms to try to rapidly unwind transactions that had troubled institutions on the other side of them, worsening a partner's troubles and accelerating the market's crash.

The trouble has accelerated since last year, after tension between young Arabs and Corsicans in Bastia's crumbling old quarter erupted into a brawl along the narrow Rue Droite, a street that is now predominantly inhabited by Arabs.

Chastened by their failure to foresee the mortgage bust, the credit agencies have downgraded munis as the cities' troubles have accelerated.

Investors say they are most troubled by the accelerating pace of write-downs and credit downgrades in the residential mortgage area, but they are also starting to question the value of bonds in related areas like commercial mortgages and consumer debt.