Sentence examples for worst trouble from inspiring English sources

Patrick himself made a career reporting from the world's worst trouble spots.

The worst trouble was in Salta, where some 200 unemployed protesters closed a route to the Bolivian border.

But the borrowers would be much better off, and just now they are the ones in the worst trouble.

Haines worked for aid agencies in some of the world's worst trouble spots, including Libya and south Sudan.

Haines had worked for aid agencies in some of the world's worst trouble spots, including Libya and South Sudan.

Educated at Perth Academy secondary school, he has worked for aid agencies in some of the world's worst trouble spots.

One colonel reported worries of this sort to General Bedoya last year, adding some recommendations for army policy based on his own success in reducing the death toll in one of Colombia's worst trouble-spots.

Belgium is facing its worst troubles just as the EU confronts the gravest challenge to the euro.

Meanwhile, signs that the worst troubles could be over for full-service airlines in Europe and America pushed shares higher.Hard for softwarePeopleSoft announced that it would acquire J.D. Edwards, a rival business-software firm, for shares worth some $1.6 billion.

As the most powerful people in the world (the leaders of the seven big industrial democracies plus Russia, together with the president of the European Commission), they promise every summer to tackle some of its worst troubles: poverty, disease, warfare, crime and pollution, to name but a few.

The Italian government's resolve to create a more flexible labor market is coming under increasing resistance from the nation's traditionally powerful labor unions, threatening to unleash the worst labor trouble in decades and challenging the government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.