Sentence examples for troubles will continue to from inspiring English sources

Here's the problem: As long as the company associates hardware with cloud computing then its troubles will continue to magnify and have a dilatory effect on the company's ability to offer on-demand and self-service offerings.

Only a determined trouble-starter will continue to betray you.

Despite growing confidence that the euro zone will survive its financial troubles, Spanish banks will continue to be hampered by weak domestic growth and potential further provisions to cover faulty loans, according to Citigroup analysts.

It's a saving grace as the curtain comes down on the football, if not the troubles of Rangers which will continue to plague the summer of the Rangers support.

■ You are troubled by football but will continue to watch.

You are troubled by football but will continue to watch.

Option No. 2: "You are troubled by football but will continue to watch".

These revelations of trouble at individual companies will continue to rattle the entire stock market so long as Congress and regulators refuse to shore up safeguards against corporate chicanery.

O'Meara is also unlikely to feature until at least round seven or eight this season and Swallow won't begin his campaign until the halfway mark of 2016, which will continue to trouble Eade.

Behind that tale of espionage lies a more disturbing theme, one that will continue to trouble us after Russian political intrigue fades.

Many delicate marine ecosystems have had, and will continue to have, trouble adapting to such changes.