Sentence examples for trouble happening from inspiring English sources

Chief Inspector Andy Kundert said: "Our aim is to prevent trouble happening by spotting the likely offenders early and dealing with them.

This fits in well with the microprudential approach to regulation: stop the trouble happening at one bank, and the system as a whole will be safe.

Mazzeh is less than two miles from the Presidential palace and any trouble happening there is likely to make President Assad sweat. .

Now trouble happens more and more frequently".

If you take on a gang head on, trouble happens".

Now this trouble happens more and more frequently".

If the trouble happens only in first gear, the first-second synchronizer assembly needs to be replaced.

They met Robert A. Boyar, an insurance broker, who said that he worked on the principle that if trouble happens you should already be covered.

When the two ideals -- of absolute professionalism unfettered by customers and of absolute tourism unaffected by locals -- collide, trouble happens, pain is caused.

Filing a Claim Collecting compensation is complicated by the fact that policies vary depending on whether your baggage trouble happened on an international or a domestic flight, and the rules give airlines a lot of leeway to decide how much they'll reimburse you.

When explicitly racist trouble happened on campus this year – as when student body president Payton Head was repeatedly called "nigger" and a swastika made of feces turned up in a bathroom – the response was steeped in the newly urgent milieu of Black Lives Matter.