Sentence examples for troubles make from inspiring English sources

Her spinal troubles make walking difficult.

Microsoft's troubles make the company's OS doubly vulnerable.

The industry's continuing troubles make the need for consolidation more apparent than ever.

Leeds to beat Portsmouth at 7-5: no sentimentality here, Pompey's miserable off-field troubles make them ripe to oppose.

Or so they say.In this section Behind closed doors Still a sea of troubles Make my day (or government) Bicycling Tigers A sorry legacy London sells, America buys ReprintsIt is probably too good to be true.

(America's current troubles make Fey miss the previous Administration: "The Clinton years were the best of times," she told me. "Because there was a nonviolent, giant, sexy scandal. And I long for a return to those times every day").

Mr Woods, despite his troubles, made more than $90m.

The daily horrors of the Troubles made for compelling television.

One other patient, aged 85 years, was excluded because of cognitive troubles making the assessment of response to OnaA difficult.

But I have trouble making connections.

The airlines have enough trouble making money.