Sentence examples for trouble is still from inspiring English sources

Trouble is still likely in some separatist regions.

(Trouble is still alive, so it's not clear where she will be buried).

So far, the trouble is still only brewing beneath the surface.

The trouble is still there though and as two attempts have been made within the week on Calles' life, the place is teeming with an undercurrent of excitement.

As on "Nuggets," the songs are terse and catchy, the equipment is vintage and distortion-happy, and the recording budgets sound minimal; girl trouble is still the perennial subject.

While neither side is predicting a writers strike, Counter agrees that trouble is still possible--particularly if the writers don't modify their own demands.

The reforms that led them into trouble are still biting.

Plans to enable regulators to shut down banks rather than bail them out when they get into trouble are still on the drawing board.

He said that 800 to 900 of them were put on a train and taken outside the capital, but that about 200 Moslem Brotherhood members, whom he accused of sparking the trouble, are still being held.

In 1971, the trouble was still there.

Her character, Hannah, whom I imagine Ms. Cotter is referring to, even with all her troubles, is still a glamorized version of a millennial.