Sentence examples for trouble that resulted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levine has suffered a series of health problems in past years, most recently back trouble that resulted in spinal surgery in April.

But the organization now finds itself damaged, defanged by court challenges to the F.C.C.'s hard-line position, by its own dwindling finances and by internal troubles that resulted in its accusing a former senior employee of extortion.

Prior to her resurgence in the mid-'80s, Love had financial troubles that resulted in her becoming a maid.

Or are there reasons that so many of us push our children into more structured pursuits that go beyond the accusations of Ivy League dreams and rug-rat races, and have to do with our own memories of honest boredom, and the trouble that sometimes resulted?

Harrison wrote the song following his temporary departure from the Beatles in January 1969, during the troubled Get Back sessions that resulted in their Let It Be album and film.

"The commission is deeply troubled by the underlying events that resulted in Andersen's conviction, especially insofar as the verdict reflects the jury's conclusion that Andersen engaged in conduct designed to obstruct S.E.C. processes," the agency said in its statement.

In theatre companies, as in all organisations, a crucial question is: "Who's in charge?" An early lesson taught at business schools is the trouble that can result if lines of responsibility and reporting are unclear.

I mention this in the Movies rubric as a hint to French screenwriters, that the story behind the publication of an image that makes an ass of the chief executive, and the trouble that might result, could make for a terrific docu-comedy.

Bringing something to defend yourself can greatly increase the amount of trouble that will result from being caught.

Negotiators have warned of "troubles" that might result from talking to journalists.

High tech is in deep trouble, and that results from more than the economic downturn.