Sentence examples for trouble arising from inspiring English sources

Though Arab Iraqis are happy to let the Kurds continue to run their local affairs in what used to be the no-flight zone, many find trouble arising in other Kurdish lands seized by Saddam, who drove Kurds from their homes and moved in his supporters to "Arabize" the area.

Trouble arose around babies – real ones.

The trouble arises in the music's reception.

If trouble arises, they call the police, like everyone else.

If trouble arises, Edelman adds information pertaining to the situation.

The goal of the transition program is to reach players long before trouble arises.

Trouble arises along this line where real nations abut a zone of historical non-nationhood.

And when trouble arises, Mrs. Pattle said, the communication obstacles become worse.

It's true, BlackRock's clients can transfer assets elsewhere if trouble arises.

White pleaded guilty and was sitting out the start of the season when more trouble arose.

Trouble arises when Rabbit gets the picture right, and the Wolf materializes and gives chase.