Sentence examples for work in trouble from inspiring English sources

With his plan to expand government financing of religious groups' charitable work in trouble in Congress, President Bush sought today to reassure critics that the money "will be spent on social services, not worship services".

A new study in The Lancet that tracked mine clearing work in trouble spots like Angola, Cambodia and Chechnya makes clear just how dangerous that job will be: each year, workers were hurt at the rate of 6 in 1,000 and killed at the rate of 1 in 1,000.

John Adoboli, who had worked in trouble spots around the world, said his son's girlfriend had confirmed his arrest.

Mark Po, an analyst at UOB Kay Hian in Hong Kong, said the kidnappings were not likely to deter China from working in trouble spots.

He has a tendency to land his work colleagues in trouble, which has been conveyed through storylines with Daisha and Greg.

As Dr Shaya points out, it is important to look at the relative risk and what works in one population may not work in another.The trouble with the COX-2 inhibitors is that they have been prescribed to a far wider population than may have strictly needed them.

Banzi had come to the city of Port Elizabeth to find desperately needed work but got in trouble with the authorities; the passbook that all black South Africans were required to carry indicated that he was only allowed to live and work in King William's Town.

Dropping out of school in sixth grade, he worked and got in trouble and got arrested, then went back to work.

My successful attempt to jinx Kim and Mickelson has worked, they are in trouble on the eighth.

If you said, "This isn't working," you'd get in trouble and be asked: "Do you like working here?" A lot of people wound up quitting.

Some volunteers work with young people in trouble with the law.