Sentence examples for trouble that causes from inspiring English sources

If spending on arms and security continues to rise elsewhere as fast as it has in the U.S., from John Ferrie's perspective it may not matter so much what currency trouble that causes.

If spending on arms and security continues to rise as fast as it has in the U.S., from John Ferrie's perspective it may not matter so much what currency trouble that causes.

Do you know how much trouble that causes?

He didn't seem to talk that much, worked a lot and was often in financial trouble that caused his family unwelcome moves, humiliation and hardships.

They say it was the beginning of the neck troubles that caused Manning to miss last season.

And physical troubles that caused her to walk with a cane onto the Carnegie Hall stage, and to sing sitting down, may have affected her vocal stamina that night.

The boat suffered mechanical troubles that caused one of two engines to break down, according to the Investigative Committee, which is examining possible criminal misconduct.

Both will benefit from a compact Preakness field of 11, which eliminates the traffic troubles that caused them to lose too much ground in the Derby.

Yet Senegal's problems remained; some say it was fear of future troubles that caused his resignation, though it is easier to see the act as the product of that sense of measure and compromise that marked all his political career.

Strawberry, 41, will work with major league players during spring training at the team's complex in Tampa, Fla., and tutor minor league players there through the season, instructing them on game preparation and batting discipline, and counseling them to avoid the troubles that caused his career to self-destruct.

It isn't the rebels who cause the troubles of the world; it's the troubles that cause the rebels.