Sentence examples for troubled because of from inspiring English sources

African-American gender relations are troubled because of "cultural features" that foster troubled gender relations.

The warning was Bank One's fourth since last summer, when its First USA credit card operation became troubled because of rising interest rates and customers' defecting to rivals after it imposed more late fees.

Many participants agreed that the relationship between American Islam and American democratic society was troubled because of what one Muslim scholar called "the failure of the liberal modernist tradition in Islam" and its "normative hostility" toward the West.

There are no tales of a foal being troubled because of its different looks.

One of them explained that he was having trouble walking "because of the cold".

Most of those who got into financial trouble because of "troubled assets" suffered severe consequences, and many innocent people are still suffering the collateral damage.

Hungary is in trouble because of overspending in the past.

I got myself into trouble because of that.

It cannot grow out of trouble because of fiscal retrenchment and its lack of export prowess.

But other companies have ended up in serious trouble because of hidden networks.

Some housing advocates disagreed that Mr. Ahmad was in trouble because of forces outside his control.