Sentence examples for true trouble from inspiring English sources

True, trouble for the world's energy supplies could come from many directions.

This is where the true trouble began.

True, trouble-stirring documentarist Michael Moore hails from the heartland: Flint, Michigan.

When he moved to Facebook his true troubles began.

If that's true, troubling questions arise about whether extremists are influencing the NYPD.

True, the trouble with homework isn't limited to quantity: it can be counterproductive even in limited amounts.

True, economic troubles may be at hand.

This woman, it's true, is troubled, and sometimes not entirely in love with her children — essentially a misdemeanor in Park Slope.

Davies took a lot of flak from his journalist colleagues when the book was published, but it seems incontrovertible that his core claims are both true and troubling.

True, I had trouble pronouncing the names, but when was I going to pronounce them, and to whom?

The tried and true always has trouble competing with the shiny and new, which in this case offers convenience and portability as well as up-to-the-minute coolness.