Sentence examples for underlying trouble from inspiring English sources

He gets away with the scheme, but it has no effect on his family's underlying trouble paying its basic bills, and so Darius decides to rob a neighborhood bank.

And inflation hit 11.7% in 2004, and may touch 13% this year, well above the (revised) target of 10%.The underlying trouble is that high oil prices, even at $60 a barrel, no longer compensate for the poverty of policy in Russia.

I was very aware that there was some underlying trouble and tragedy in people's lives, be it family members, neighbours or parents of my friends.

Manicavasagar told THUMP that frenetic touring puts people at particular risk of mental health issues not only because the lack of sleep and unhealthy lifestyle make it hard to keep "your moods and emotions at an even keel," but also because partying hard can mask people's underlying troubles.

Verbal and non-verbal expressions for MSK conditions spoke volumes and were, in many cases, amplified with references to psychosocial elements underlying troubles in conjunction with the more biologic expressions for MSK pain.

If a company does not address underlying reasons causing trouble in its workplace, "you could expect other problems; you could predict it," said Robert Bruno, a labor relations professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who has studied the Mitsubishi plant.

But it is the persistent lack of Pashtun representation in the city and provincial governments that underlies the troubles, said Abdul Qadir Patel, the chairman of the committee that wrote the report and a Pakistan Peoples Party member of Parliament.

But the decline, and the financial troubles underlying it, have not been evenly spread.

The resulting frustration is an underlying cause of troubles from youth delinquency to religious extremism.

Patients with DH present with their skin manifestations and are not usually troubled by the underlying small bowel problem at the time of presentation.

"Any counterparty where the market suspects underlying problems will have trouble finding liquidity from sources other than the E.C.B".