Sentence examples for trouble leading from inspiring English sources

The biggest potential danger, however, is of economic trouble leading to political chaos.

This made South the declarer, and as it happened, West had no trouble leading spades.

"That was how they got into deep trouble leading up to the crisis".

The Jets were in trouble, leading by 20-17 and looking like all the teams they had victimized with their own comebacks this season.

Although "traumatization" in Congo is not always a scientific diagnosis, a majority of the survivors of sexual violence I've spoken with say they have trouble leading their lives after the rape(s).

The banks would face higher funding costs, he believed, since the riskier divisions would no longer be guaranteed UK government support if they ran into trouble, leading to a decline in their credit rating.

Fun childhood story of the troubles leading to Christmas!

Financial innovation helped Greece mask the extent of its debt troubles, leading European banks to keep lending.

About a third of businesses blame either "taxes" or "government requirements" for their current troubles, leading some economists to attribute the recent slide in overall business optimism to Washington's protracted debates over tax policy, financial changes and health care.

West had no trouble in leading the diamond king and defeating the slam.

But signs of trouble abound, leading to lip-biting among some Marvel investors, Hulk fans and movie theater owners.