Sentence examples for trouble needs from inspiring English sources

Russia, which is in deep economic trouble, needs to sell its job-generating military products.

The summoning of a false unanimity prefigures methods used in China today, as does the conviction that almost any dissent, even that of isolated individuals with no real power to cause trouble, needs to be crushed with all the power of the state.

I've had the odd cynical comment (on email and below) from some people who seem to think that because the backing VC has become the CEO, therefore the company is in trouble, needs a kick up the behind and here's the VC come to in and clean house.

Banks that get into trouble need to be bailed out.

Banks in trouble need to be restructured and broken up, if necessary.

ANYONE wanting further proof that the world economy is in trouble need look no further than the nearest business school.

She also notes that "thousands more families in trouble need intensive early help to stop them damaging their children permanently".

No. Instead, they are saving themselves money, and the time and trouble needed to write cards and research addresses – and all the while exuding an aura of self-satisfaction.

They are right: too many children still can't read at 11 or pass exams at 16. Thousands more families in trouble need intensive early help to stop them damaging their children permanently.

The 27-year-old, as anticipated, did not complete the training session at Cobham on the eve of the tie but Chelsea, who will also have Pedro restored to the squad after hamstring trouble, need him to impress against Thiago Silva and David Luiz.

I was struck by the sadness of the milieu depicted, unlike the rest of the audience who seemed to find the notion of an old man with prostate trouble needing sexual assistance hilarious.