Sentence examples for trouble are not from inspiring English sources

Bad news, financial institutions or corporates in trouble are not golden opportunities.

Signs of friction and trouble are not hard to find beneath the veneer of Scandinavian order, decency and prosperity.

"And you know these companies that are in trouble are not going to pay much of an annual dividend".

So, just to say what should be obvious, the countries in trouble are not in any way marked out by having especially generous welfare states.

The two crises in different parts of Europe Russiaia's simmering street protests and Greece's long-running sovereign debt trouble — are not often looked at through the same lens.

But because those at lowest personal risk of trouble are not always aware of their good fortune, they seek insurance against trouble alongside those with greater propensities to fall seriously ill or face other hardships.

"I guess we're in the same kind of trouble, aren't we?" Mr Lee asks.

"Most young people who get in trouble aren't bad people," he said.

Such trouble is not new.

Trouble is not unknown.

But the trouble was not over.