Sentence examples for trouble will continue from inspiring English sources

Finally, although the war is over and there is, thank goodness, no sign of the resurgence of a terrorist campaign, the political problem of Tamil rights still remains unresolved, and trouble will continue until it is.

If so, troubles will continue.

Classical music is in trouble, and unless some basic things change, the troubles will continue in the 21st century.

Reaction to follow... 9.31am BST Over in the European parliament, UKIP leader Nigel Farage is predicting that Southern Europe's economic troubles will continue through the decade.

Here's the problem: As long as the company associates hardware with cloud computing then its troubles will continue to magnify and have a dilatory effect on the company's ability to offer on-demand and self-service offerings.

Only a determined trouble-starter will continue to betray you.

Despite growing confidence that the euro zone will survive its financial troubles, Spanish banks will continue to be hampered by weak domestic growth and potential further provisions to cover faulty loans, according to Citigroup analysts.

Futures contracts tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 0.4percentt in early trading today, reaching 13,412, after the index dropped 360 points on Wednesday on fears that troubles in housing will continue well into next year.

His trouble with the authorities will continue, but he and his parents also deal with more mundane matters, like the bad eyesight and worse cooking of Aunt Olga (Isabelle Ramadan) and the crackpot political theories of a drunken neighbor.

These revelations of trouble at individual companies will continue to rattle the entire stock market so long as Congress and regulators refuse to shore up safeguards against corporate chicanery.

■ You are troubled by football but will continue to watch.