Sentence examples for troubles were also from inspiring English sources

During the outbreak in La Réunion, hemorrhagic signs were described in our prospective study of neonatal Chikungunya infection [17] and thrombocytopenia and haemostasis troubles were also common in the neonatal context.

Mr. Turner's much publicized emotional troubles are also included.

The bank's troubles are also the first serious test for Britain's new regulatory system.

Weinstein's troubles are also apparent in a string of bad news from his empire.

South Africa, which has been spared the current troubles, was also hit hard.

But Ms. Tanaka's troubles are also a result of her deteriorating relations with the ministry's entrenched bureaucrats.

Her troubles are also complicated by her lack of a green card, meaning she is eligible only for emergency Medicaid, which does not cover rehabilitation services.

Europe's troubles are also leading to a weak euro, which perversely helps German manufacturing, but also exports the consequences of German austerity to the rest of the world, including the United States.

Now those inventories are seen as far too large.The chip makers' troubles are also hitting the firms that supply them with the expensive equipment required to build their ultra-clean chip-fabrication plants, which are called "fabs".

But most outside investors are reportedly in the process of pulling their money, downsizing SAC to its founder's $9 billion fortune.SAC's troubles are also rippling through the wider industry.

(Jeffrey Gettleman's recent coverage of the Somali refugee crisis in The Times has offered some vivid and disturbing examples, although Somalia's troubles are also inextricably linked to political turmoil).