Sentence examples for troubles through from inspiring English sources

Wright contributed to his own troubles through some crossing of the lines of acceptable behavior and through his own personality.

In 2010 fear of energy, water and other raw-material shortages will spread these troubles through the rest of the world.John Parker: globalisation correspondent, The Economist.

A detailed plan is then worked out to help the inmate overcome these troubles through literacy programs, drug treatment or job training.

Back in 1991, US journalist Ron Chepesiuk wrote an article in American Libraries magazine, looking at Colombia's troubles through the lens of its library system.

While much of the voting seemed to go smoothly, there were troubles through the day in Burj al Hammud, an Armenian ghetto near the port long dominated by its ethnic Tashnak Party, which is supporting Mr. Murr.

During a weeklong trial, prosecutors portrayed Ms. Mitchell as a clever swindler who preyed on distraught people, promising them that she could alleviate their troubles through prayer and meditation to remove what she called "negative energy" and rectify problems that arose from their "past lives".

They are "notorious for having troubles," breaking through, she said.

Once admitted by the Greek authorities, he travelled without much trouble through Europe.

Ms. Hu was able to elude serious trouble through the spring.

Here's Tam Dalyell of the Binns, Labour's superlative stoker of backbench trouble through four decades.

But Chelsea knew that its patience and muscularity had given trouble through the years to Barcelona's finesse.