Sentence examples for world trouble from inspiring English sources

In that fictive world, trouble comes abruptly and in threes.

Dick Cheney asserted that "Iran is at the top of the list" of world trouble spots.

In today's interconnected world, trouble in one part can quickly affect trade, jobs and investment everywhere.

His continuing ties to his global security consulting business need to be fully explained, beginning with a complete list of clients at home and in world trouble spots.

Others say that the proposed unit is redundant, since the existing Department of Political Affairs is supposed to be watching world trouble spots.

But the more she and the director, Michael King, learned, the more they felt it was important to explore the question, "Where are the diplomats today" in other world trouble spots?

But she cheats: she yearns to take the pictures her afflicted and destroyed subjects would wish for in places four planes away, world trouble-spots; yet she talks of staying at home, for her family – and then going dead when she's there.

The News of the World troubles.

Is the corporate world troubled?

And the rich world, troubled as it is, must never give up in its effort to help the poor one to stand on its own feet.

The decision by the magazine, which is published by a Met fund-raising affiliate, the Metropolitan Opera Guild, and which freely reviews companies around the world, troubles some opera experts.