Sentence examples for troubles call from inspiring English sources

The left-leaning Socialist Party's major problem is François Hollande, the most unpopular French President of the modern era, who has presided over a contentious split in his Party over the question of whether France's economic troubles call for a move to the right.

These troubles call into question what opera's role in our society is and should be, what might be done to revivify the art and attract new audiences, and whether it's time for new blood and a fresh vision in the general manager's office.

On NBC, Senator Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican, and Senator Claire McCaskill, the Missouri Democrat, will also weigh in on the looming fiscal troubles, calling for the parties to compromise.

Why aren't we doing something about that?" Mr. LaPierre, of the rifle association, scoffs at the notion that he or his four million members are to blame for the A.T.F.'s troubles, calling it "preposterous nonsense".

"I was given a slip of paper with a phone number on it, and I was told, 'If you're really in trouble, call that number.

If there is still trouble, call the police.

If there is a sign of trouble, call the authorities immediately.

If you are still having trouble, call the insect terminators or you can spray the whole room that is infected with the bugs.

If you suspect that the noise may be accompanied by domestic violence, or someone is otherwise in trouble, call the police immediately, and make your concerns clear.

He'd never had any trouble calling himself a boy.

The background: Spector: they're kind of asking for trouble calling themselves that, aren't they?