Sentence examples for troubles of today from inspiring English sources

"Stop pointing to Russia, blaming it for all of the troubles of today's Ukraine," the statement said.

Our strength as a state and a nation is bigger than the troubles of today.

Beautifully wrought and terrifically inventive, this novel blends and balances the mystery of China's ancient dynasties with the grandeur and troubles of today.

The questions and troubles of 1963 endure in different forms.

The young Dario threw himself into politics in reaction to the troubles of 1968.

But amid the economic troubles of 2009, the event fell onto somewhat hard times.

"Our execution troubles of 2007 have been well documented," Mr. Allen said.

During the revolutionary troubles of 1822 he was consulted by the King and was even in office for a very short time as a "loyalist" minister.

Morgan Stanley executives conceded that the bank had to lower expectations after the troubles of last year and said 2009 would be a year of transition.

But unlike Mr. Dinkins, he is leading a city that has already found an unfamiliar cohesion in the troubles of last year.

The 14 people who were killed at Croke Park stadium in Dublin on 21 November 1920 were far from the only victims of the Troubles of 1916 to 1923 that led to the foundation of the Irish state.