Sentence examples for trouble state from inspiring English sources

Hoping to pre-empt trouble, state television mounted a campaign promoting peaceful voting, and the army deployed in force near polling stations.

It burned more than 1,300 acres last June and threatened hundreds of homes bordering the Pinelands Double Trouble State Park.

The fire, whose origin was not immediately determined, was believed to have started about 1 p.m. near a cranberry bog known as McDaniel's Farm, north of Double Trouble State Park.

The fire, set by an illegal campfire in the woods of Double Trouble State Park, forced the evacuation of 500 homes and closed the Garden State Parkway for hours.

Under a towering blanket of smoke that was visible halfway across the state, flames that were whipped by 30-mile-an-hour winds threatened homes in Berkeley's Pinewald Estates neighborhood, on the eastern edge of Double Trouble State Park, and were moving last night into Beachwood, a more populated community just south of Toms River.

The Beijing No. 2 Intermediate People's Court said Pu was being punished on the charges of inciting ethnic hatred and "picking quarrels and provoking trouble," state television CCTV said on its microblog.

Rather than supporting the economy in time of trouble, states and localities are a drag on growth.

She acknowledges throughout that HP is in trouble, stating in the beginning, "HP's performance is still not where it needs to be" and "We have a lot of work ahead of us to get HP back on track".

He considered Busey's being the headliner was the first sign of trouble, stating that "with his ill-fitting suit and incomprehensible facial expressions, (Busey) is actually more frightening than the tiger".

Many credit him with overseeing an economic miracle in what was a hugely troubled state.

A deeply troubled state could eventually be priced out of the capital markets.