Sentence examples for trouble which involves from inspiring English sources
The Tim Allen comedy "Big Trouble," which involves a bomb on an airplane, has also been shelved for the foreseeable future.
(A report in the Times sums up the troubles, which involve accusations that Willis was usurping Lehmann's authority on the set).
If the company is troubled, then it requires a more fundamental restructuring, which involves the investor taking a more proactive position in the company".
He cited Delaware and Texas as states where testing companies had troubles similar to Agbar's in tail-pipe testing, which involves measuring levels of certain gases in vehicle exhaust.
A grid of concepts is formed during the fifth step and studies are 'translated into one another', which involves paraphrasing concepts in the grid cells – e.g. stigma, depression, trouble sleeping, etc.
Which involves more of a public benefit?
In announcing the review in his speech on Thursday, the president said he was troubled that recent investigations, which involved the extensive tracking of a Fox News reporter, James Rosen, and the seizing of phone records at The Associated Press, "may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable".
Indeed, it can be argued that the response to the financial crisis, which involved merging troubled banks with healthier ones, made the incentive problem more acute.
Morgan has a little trouble speaking, but manages well considering his surgery, which involved partial reconstruction of his tongue.
"A good project manager was expected to smooth over 'local relations,' which involved working with the yakuza so there would be no trouble," he said.
