Sentence examples for trouble for all from inspiring English sources

The trouble for all of them is that Bjorn has left them stalled in his slipstream.

But the trouble for all politicians today is that their voices have become so spun and doctored that voters view them with cynicism.

But I am sure that if the same attitudes of the past continue, there will be trouble for all of us".

"But the trends that predated his death -- fraying public services, sluggish growth and an aging population -- spell plenty of trouble for all politicians other than the extreme".

"Very generally, adolescence is a time of trouble for all youths," said Philip May, a professor of sociology at the University of New Mexico who has been studying suicide among American Indians for more than 35 years.

Duncan finished with 14 points, 2 fewer than he had after one quarter in Game 1 with O'Neal on the bench in foul trouble for all but three minutes.

"Obviously I think that the troubling stories – troubling for all Canadians – coming out of Québec and of this situation will lead to reflection on how we must and can continue to ensure protection of the press and their rights," he said.

He is giving you a great deal of trouble, but for all his bluster he will not kill you.

The trouble is, for all that prices are so spectacularly high, what those families still aspire to is home ownership.

Plenty, surely, would benefit enormously from Mr Miliband's proposals.The trouble is, for all that prices are so spectacularly high, what those families still aspire to is home ownership.

Mr Baty claimed that government attempts to introduce a market into higher education, and "concentrating increasingly scarce resources on a select few" means that there could be further trouble ahead for all but a small number of universities.