Sentence examples for trouble resulted from inspiring English sources

A committee of the National Education Association investigated what became a prolonged series of demonstrations, and concluded that the trouble resulted in part from the cultural gap between the school board and the isolated mountain communities it served.

That tool will be imperative, says Stacey, given the trouble in which many of the state's wildlife species find themselves, and the intensification of that trouble resulting from climate change.

Microsoft intends to use material from the book as evidence that Netscape's troubles resulted largely from its own missteps, not from any predatory practices by Microsoft.

Mr. Quinn acknowledged that some of his troubles resulted from his own mistakes but maintained that the authorities were persecuting his family by tapping members' phones and tailing them.

O'Reilly has said he has reported from Northern Ireland, where the sectarian "Troubles" resulted in nearly 4,000 deaths and thousands of injuries over 30 years — before a peace settlement was reached in 1998.

The Hatters were playing in League One in 2009-10 butheirir financial troubles resulted in the club sliding into non-league football and they have only won once in their last eight matches.

Competitive pressure and financial troubles resulted in the company's liquidation in 1928.

The company's troubles resulted from the 2007 financial crisis and the collapse of the housing bubble that year, which took place after Wolf was no longer in charge.

He faced "serious personal and legal troubles resulting from his addiction," his website explains.

In recent days, he has lamented that continuing economic troubles result in part from a decreasing public work force.

Associate Mathematics Professor Pavel I. Etingof said that students from Iran, Russia, Pakistan, and China have experienced visa troubles, resulting in arrivals as late as October.