Sentence examples for troubles because of from inspiring English sources

Thousands of others have come to Troubles because of the Lost Booker prize.

Mr. Yanukovich said Ms. Tymoshenko was untrustworthy and was responsible for Ukraine's troubles because of her erratic management.

Gov. Gray Davis of California has more than his share of troubles because of the state's power crisis.

Central bankers weaned on tales from the 1930s and 1980s, when soaring unemployment produced tumbling inflation, may have underestimated recent economic troubles because of stable inflation.

But the mayor's mother, the chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, said she believed that her son could withstand his troubles because of his significant work for Detroit.

One measure NESARC used to determine whether people are addicted to a substance has been particularly controversial: whether interviewees had legal troubles because of it.

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.

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

Hungary is in trouble because of overspending in the past.

I got myself into trouble because of that.