Sentence examples for trouble at present from inspiring English sources

It is the major reason why Greece, and many other Eurozone countries are in so much economic trouble at present.

On the other hand, IBM is facing its own troubles and at present does not have competitive servers that use Intel chips but run UNIX.

The trouble is that, at present rates of fossil fuel consumption, that 3,670bn-tonne 3,670bn-tonne reached in limitthan three decades.

Few teams are as troubled as Scotland at present, but it is encouraging that Craig Levein, nominated as successor to the discredited George Burley last week, has already identified the most pressing problem and formulated an appropriate course of action.

Manchester United manager David Moyes insists the club's supporters understand the troubles facing their side at present.

The trouble with such a requirement at present is that in effect it excludes many pupils from state schools.

Symonds, who at his best bends the knee to no bowler, is at present having trouble bending the knee at all.

The trouble is that local authorities, as at present organised, are unloved, and few of us bother to vote in local elections.

(a) He probably thinks it is a good thing at present, since it prevents trouble from arising.

At present, most seniors run into trouble with debt they've taken out to fund their own education.

The biggest risk to banks at present, he said, was from the troubles in the eurozone, which were "far from over".