Sentence examples for troubles mainly from inspiring English sources

His troubles mainly illustrate how unused Britons are to coalitions.

I remember a period of time, around 10 years ago, when my best friend Tam and I were both going through a lot of unpleasant things (man troubles, mainly) and the daily after-work pint and fag-rolling exercises in the local pub became a little lifeline.

The authorities have managed to confine the trouble mainly to Shia villages, out of sight of areas likely to be frequented by Grand Prix visitors.

But he asserted that the trouble mainly resulted from other forms of asbestos and not the variety, known as chrysotile, produced at Jeffrey as well as operations in nearby Thetford Mines.

Stone got into trouble mainly for saying that Jews dominate the media.

The trouble mainly comes from TWOC-ers and stuff (Taking Without Consent AKA thieves).

Her home situation growing up was troubled, mainly by a mother who was physically and mentally abusive.

Ondansetron is a generic drug, available worldwide at a low price, with a very long experience of safe usage, which our study suggests would benefit patients with IBS-D troubled mainly by urgency and loose stools.

Now both are in trouble.Wal-Mart's troubles are mainly strategic, but Carrefour is also struggling with uncertainty over its management and ownership.

He argued that the company's troubles were mainly due to hard times in the furniture industry, the result of declining home construction and moribund real estate markets.

Greece, however, has a small economy, whose troubles matter mainly because they're spilling over to much bigger economies, like Spain's.