Sentence examples for troubles affecting from inspiring English sources

The delivery had gone well, in spite of all the troubles affecting health care in the conflict-affected areas in eastern Ukraine.

Hearts' injury troubles, affecting their most important players, may yet derail their season.

The shutdown of the system is only the latest in a series of computer troubles affecting some 3,000 federal meat inspectors who are using the new technology.

It is among the most politically liberal countries of the Arab world, and, although it shares in the troubles affecting the region, its rulers have expressed a commitment to maintaining peace and stability.

This group are a big part of the reason London, at least in its central areas, is so insulated from the economic troubles affecting the rest of the country.

He said many of the big winners had benefited from the troubles affecting major financial institutions: "They've been selling short a lot of the mortgage-backed assets which became toxic".

Gas troubles affected many officers as well.

The global market troubles affected nearly every part of Blackstone's business.

Libération's troubles affect many newspapers: the internet, the loss of young readers and advertisers.

It has been a question from the start of President Clinton's five-day trip to Russia, Ireland and Northern Ireland this week: will his domestic troubles affect his ability to function abroad as the nation's leader?

"Apart from us and the U.N. secretariat, there's no one else on God's earth who cares about this place" except in terms of how its troubles affect other nations in the region, said Chester A. Crocker, professor of strategic studies at Georgetown University and the assistant secretary of state for African affairs under President Ronald Reagan.