Sentence examples for trouble involving from inspiring English sources

But such considerations seem to take a back seat whenever trouble involving immigrants arises.

Met police officers travelled to Paris for the game to minimise any trouble involving Chelsea fans.

This did not happen, however, and Saturday's violence was the first serious trouble involving Russia fans since the 2012 tournament.

Beyond the immediate trouble involving Iraq, the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has produced a chronic drag on the economy, with no end in sight.

As reported by Pete Thamel of The New York Times and others, Newton, the Auburn quarterback, was also in trouble involving academic cheating and a stolen computer just before he beat a retreat from a previous enrollment at Florida.

5.50pm GMT There have been reports of trouble involving fans outside the ground: no more details as yet but I'll keep you posted when/if I get more details.

Nevertheless, all the trouble involved is as a rule rewarded by the results.

In Mumbai, India's financial capital, this season's trouble involves the Alphonso, the variety of mango grown along the western Konkan coast.

This season's trouble involves the Alphonso, he writes, which has become pricey this year because of cold weather during the growing season.

The trouble involved communication between dispatchers at the company's operations center in Chicago and planes at airports around the world, a United spokesman, Rahsaan Johnson, said.

The fact that the house eventually allowed a few newspapers to review, but not to photograph, the clothes suggests that the trouble involved more than peeved workers.