Sentence examples for trouble emanating from from inspiring English sources

By extension, this theory holds that, as president, Mitt Romney would "set things right" by putting Europe back near the center of U.S. attention, halt the decline in U.S. troops on the Continent, renew a push to enlarge NATO eastward, and take keener interest in potential trouble emanating from Russia, the Balkans and North Africa.

On Thursday, the financial services firm said its losses widened in the first quarter, as troubles emanating from its mortgage unit continued to drag on the company's performance.

The troubles emanating from the home inspection and repair business are the product of unique forces that generated the business at hand.

Instead, Goldman has decided that its troubles emanate from not having treated clients nicely.

As for the holdout creditors, they have growing reasons to consider selling out rather than continuing to sulk or make trouble: the positive vibes emanating from this week's meeting sent the price of AHAB's debt up to 17 cents on the dollar, almost double its level a year ago.

Even rock stars have trouble with those mysterious "Clear Paper Jam" commands emanating from the printer.

Freddie is trouble, and, more to the point, he can sniff trouble when it emanates from other folk.

Alongside the infrastructural teething troubles of setting up a new social order, Outcasts threw in weird physical manifestations that were potentially emanating from the alien planet itself.

Hear that plaintive noise emanating from Madison Avenue?

Nasser, 15, a good student with no previous record of trouble, is one of four youths from the same 10th-grade class who are in Israeli custody, suspected of links to attacks emanating from Nablus.

"The only lights are emanating from the R.O.V. itself.