Sentence examples for trouble around the from inspiring English sources

Sharks are in trouble around the world.

There are so many companies in Silicon Valley in trouble around the backdating of options.

And that often leads to more searching for second shots that end up in trouble around the green.

Niles Hailstones, a local community organiser, said there had been more trouble around the area over the weekend.

I firmly believe that when times are good, there's trouble around the corner, and when times are bad, good times are coming soon.

Madonna has run into trouble around the release of Rebel Heart already, after songs and images from the studio were leaked.

A negotiated settlement with Iran holds the key to the resolution of political and military troubles around the Middle East.

Conclusion: In closing, do not daydream about the problems in your life, the evil in the world, the troubles around the next bend.

But of late it is a decidedly unstable industry, wracked by the Sept. 11 attacks, jitters over Iraq and the violence in Israel and the West Bank, as well as economic troubles around the world.

I was reminded of that the other day when the International Crisis Group, which monitors impending troubles around the globe, reported that "negotiating Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders must join forces and embrace a collaborative, federal reunification of the island in the next few months, or see their efforts overtaken by the unstoppable dynamic of a hostile partition".

Some experts like Mr. Goldstein say that troubles around the New York region in recent days -- nightmarish traffic congestion from heightened security measures and altered commuter flow as workers fight their way to temporary offices -- might be glimpses of the future if the wrong choices about rebuilding are made in the months to come.