Sentence examples for trouble resides from inspiring English sources

The trouble here is not simply the relativity to a point of view; the trouble resides in Kelsen's failure to ground the choice of the relevant point of view in anything like Reason or reasons of any kind.

I understand the paths their lives are on and I see the flaws in the institutions in which they reside, but I have trouble imagining how I can fix things for them, as people.

If there is a family on the planet that has not had some relative with at least a hint of diabetic trouble, he or she will be residing on a mountain top far removed from modern society.

In contrast, Musharraf continued, Pashtuns residing in Balochistan are generally peaceful; the trouble ther are Afghan Taliban commanders and foot soldiers who have found safe haven in lawless refugee camps, from which they can operate with impunity.

The heart of "Time Stands Still" resides in the gently evolving relationship between Sarah and James, which develops troubling new ripples in each scene.

This deviation from the norms of general surgery, which has shown good results, offered the following advantages: The patients who were residing far away from the hospital did not have the trouble of visiting the hospital daily for dressing.

Political pals already in trouble for things like holding legislative seats for districts in which they unfortunately do not reside.

This is where responsibility resides.

Son David resides in Larchmont.

It resides in the Pentagon.

It resides endemically in bats.