Sentence examples for trouble to raise from inspiring English sources

I'm bemused by our conviction that the chromosomes that create us offer a potentially richer relationship than with those adults who take the time and trouble to raise us.

My humble attempt is to do something good for people in trouble and to raise awareness among those who otherwise would remain silent.

When a company goes the route of PIPE's, you can bet that it is in trouble, unable to raise funds through conventional routes.

And Mary Ellen Lease, a Kansas Populist, was exhorting troubled farmers to raise less corn and more hell.

Compounding the problem, many banks using the euro have also had trouble selling bonds to raise money that they can lend to customers.

Graham could also be in trouble after appearing to raise two fingers to the jubilant Leeds supporters at the end of the match.

"What kind of brother would I be if a man has been that way to me, and to us, and when he's in trouble I refuse to raise my voice in his defense?" Mr. Farrakhan said to cheers and applause from hundreds of the faithful gathered at the mosque.

Once children enter the picture, married couples are really in financial trouble: The costs to raise and educate children are staggering.

Tesla's balance sheet has always been a tricky part of the equation, though the company seemingly hasn't had much trouble going out to raise additional capital.

Instead of having huge devaluations like those suffered in Mexico under Mr. Zedillo, in Indonesia under Mr. Suharto or in Poland under Mr. Walesa, Europe's troubled nations need to raise competitiveness by reducing local costs.

And its troubles are expected to raise costs as companies look for space on competing shipping lines.