Sentence examples for trouble lingers from inspiring English sources

But the potential for trouble lingers.

Plenty of trouble lingers, though, for Refco's unregulated units that filed for bankruptcy.

The police are investigating why the S.U.V. left the road. AP) SAYREVILLE: THREAT OF GANG TROUBLE LINGERS More officers than usual will be on the sidelines today for a football game between two Middlesex County high schools that was postponed from Friday night because of a threat of gang violence.

Almost a year after a long-running federal desegregation lawsuit against the Yonkers school district was settled, the public schools, long riddled with budget deficits and high turnover rates among top administrators, have shown significant improvement, but signs of trouble linger.

Whether through external pressure, charity commitments or basic matters of technicality, Rory McIlroy's Irish Open trouble will linger for another year as he missed the cut.

Certainly, the long shadow of Montreal's corruption troubles still lingers at City Hall, despite a new mayor in Denis Coderre who has boisterously vowed that things will change.

These markets are troubled by lingering problems with the Affordable Care Act itself that are being worsened by the actions and inaction of President Donald Trump and his administration.

Like the director's earlier "Still Walking" (2009), in which Kiki and Abe also played a mother and son, the movie gently exposes a family's past troubles and lingering regrets in a placid, present-tense register, finding pockets of revelation in a deceptively uneventful narrative.

Bobby Holik, who has been dominant on face-offs, was another player who did not think there would be lingering trouble.

Williams talked of the drugs and gangs — "trouble was always lingering in that neighborhood, but only if you looked for it" — and he escaped by reinventing concrete.

INSIDE PITCH One day after Manager JOE TORRE said he was "concerned" about CHUCK KNOBLAUCH'S lingering trouble with his right elbow, General Manager BRIAN CASHMAN said he feels the second baseman will return this season.