Sentence examples for troubles in a from inspiring English sources

Foreign investors have faced their own pricing troubles in a world gas market that faces overproduction.

"He hasn't had enough troubles in a lifetime, you've got to add to them.

For the most part, he has endured his troubles in a glaring spotlight.

Tiger Woods, for all his troubles in a sixth-hole bunker Sunday, managed to tie for third place.

Robert M. Teeter, a Detroit pollster, was hired to measure the party's troubles in a national survey.

The president acknowledged Zugdidi's troubles in a Dec. 4 speech, saying, "We need a big breakthrough if we are not to have poverty anymore".

Gary Player once suggested he could fix Woods's troubles in an hour.

Winston Churchill's parents were trouble in a different way.

That means trouble in a country with 25 percent unemployment and no signs of an economic recovery.

That suggests Mr. Obama would be in trouble in a two-person race.

But in the past I had never had police trouble in a public park.