Sentence examples for two main trouble from inspiring English sources

There are two main trouble spots.

If the two communities' rival leaders cannot make headway in a meeting on December 4th, the first between them for four years, it could yet strain Europe's two main regional organisations themselves.The trouble in Cyprus started almost from the day that Britain, the colonial power, left in 1960.

The stores cited two main forces for the troubles: deepening economic jitters and unseasonably warm weather across the country, which left few consumers in the mood to buy.

A Liberal promise to institute what Mr Dion says will be a revenue-neutral carbon tax has burnished his leadership credentials while accentuating the difference on environmental issues between the two main parties.Other looming troubles may appear less significant, but any of them could flare up given the right mix of circumstances.

In many ways the surge in buy-backs is a symptom of the rich world's feeble growth prospects.But it could also be a source of trouble, for two main reasons.

A "fight your way out" option was built into the plan, with two helicopters following the two main assault copters as backup in case of trouble.

Cold, icy weather spells trouble for the NHS for two main reasons: it leads to an increase in falls and respiratory illness.

To avoid this, those that have trouble rolling over their debt have two main options.

Mafia's three doctors are helped by a team of nurses.The main trouble is persuading poorly educated farmers that the drugs are safe and useful.

Today, there are two main types of hackers, and only one is causing this kind of trouble.

President Bush's two main domestic-policy proposals, Medicare reform and tax cuts, have run into trouble lately (see article).