Sentence examples for trouble due to from inspiring English sources

A business considered strategically important is in trouble due to developments overseas.

But even that more modest goal has run into trouble due to a snag over the prisoner release.

In India's far west a giant new power plant, one of the biggest investments being made in India, is in trouble, due to soaring coal costs.

He also makes some interesting statements like: "Chris Kenny wrote all my editorials on Abbott" and he agrees with a reader who says freedom of speech is in deep trouble "due to 18C and the star chamber".

"We apologise for causing the public anxiety, worry and trouble due to the explosions at reactor buildings and the release of radioactive materials," he told reports in Tokyo late on Wednesday.

Jacqui Smith The home secretary's career is already in trouble due to allegations over her claims for her second home and her husband claiming taxpayers funds for viewing two porn films.

But a country that had prospered through most of his rule had run into economic troubles due to a fall in the price of coffee and cocoa, and because evidence of corruption was turning away foreign aid.

But since then, media companies have run into severe troubles due to the recession and a declining ad market.

And other NERC critics say its past predictions of electricity reliability troubles due to environmental regulations have proven to be "overblown".

Lower airway obstruction is a potentially fatal complication, and the intensive care physician doctor must be aware of the risk of airway troubles due to clot retention in the tubes.

Despite early troubles due to stubborn resistance from Italian troops, the Red Army was able to partially overrun the Italian 8th Army by 18 December.