Sentence examples for trouble of a from inspiring English sources

There is also trouble of a more general nature.

It is in deep trouble, of a kind that has not been seen in the world for 60 years.

In that case, of course, fate took a hand, preventing this calamity by substituting trouble of a different kind.

Bayer Leverkusen, easy 3-0 winners over the increasingly dishevelled Wolfsburg, experienced managerial trouble of a different sort.

This connection opens up an intriguing possibility for skiers: staying downtown, riding transit to the slopes and never bothering with the expense or trouble of a rental car.

Shareholders, even activists, do not really want to undertake the expense and trouble of a proxy fight unless they absolutely must.

Why go to the trouble of forming a joint venture with a direct competitor like NBC Universal?

We do sometimes give bloggers a small bonus for going to the trouble of writing a blog post.

The Yankees also have troubles, of a different kind, to be sure.

Even the marital troubles of a King and Queen can be drawn out beyond their capacity for entertainment.

The result is an album that conveys, with apt anxiety or disgust, the fears and troubles of a world riven by conflict and distracted by superficial celebrity.