Sentence examples for troubles for some from inspiring English sources

This will raise the number of investments that turn sour and lead to troubles for some emerging-market banks.

Analysts said Chrysler's strong performance in the surging United States market should compensate for Fiat's troubles for some time to come.

Theories being mooted within Northern Ireland include the long-term impact of entrenched deprivation in some communities when coupled with issues of identity in a "post-conflict" society and the legacy of the Troubles for some of the younger generation of men and boys.

The company appeared to have been facing troubles for some time – the company last year swapped CEOs after examining its books.

According to analytics firm Mixpanel, iOS 9 is making its way into the mainstream with the quickness, even though there were some early download troubles for some.

The store's end suggests that vinyl's exploding popularity of late may come with troubles for some small shops.

And if liquidity remains plentiful, the country may continue to skirt trouble for some time.

The no's were always trouble for some reason, and the boy was sick and tired of trouble.

I remember finding it a little ridiculous – all that trouble for some dead animals.

The Truth – an ambiguous and elusive concept, I know – has actually been in trouble for some time.

He had been depressed and troubled for some months, and one day after breakfast he went upstairs and shot himself.