I caused him a lot of trouble.

Tom causes me a lot of trouble.

Then the trouble began.

Post 9 11, the United States has had a lot of trouble to deal with, their own internal issues.

Countries run into trouble when they do not use high growth periods to strengthen their institutional underpinnings.

Taiwan s Journey From Troublemaker to Peacemaker

So we would all spare ourselves an awful lot of trouble if McCain s brainchild were buried as quickly as possible.

Two high income economies got themselves into trouble.

Kenya s troubles run deeper.

In Kuwait, one user created a hash tag بطارية (battery in Arabic) and all hell broke loose.

And that is why we are headed for trouble.

Witness what is happening in Germany, a well managed country once thought itself immune from the troubles around it.

Much of the current trouble can be traced to Afghanistan, whose tragedy could never have remained confined within its designated borders.

And of course it's growing so fast, sometimes there's growing pains.

Now that the party is over, the hangover is setting in.

He hates school and he is definitely a trouble maker.

Symptoms may be present early in the morning and reduce as the day progresses.

To many, the duo of Olmert and Peretz seemed to invite trouble.

They said that this will bring you more trouble in your life.

Rannanjärvi continued to make trouble in the later part of his life but did not have to face the authorities.

Canada is often cited as a country that steered its banks away from trouble, even though they sit uncomfortably close to US markets.

Their brain was focused on the competition, the workload, the hassles, the stresses, the complaints.

So what is preventing the international community from making firm rules? The protracted travails of the Doha Round of World Trade talks offer some clues.

Greece s troubles have encouraged some to wonder aloud if the euro zone can survive its growing internal imbalances.

This trend will spell trouble for longer term global economic growth.

The absence of such knowledge invites trouble, often disaster.

Such a system does not exist on a global scale today, which may explain how America got into such trouble.

Assange s international legal troubles, however, show that the state is alive and well, and that journalism is not beyond its reach.

Why is America in trouble? September 11 was a traumatic event that shook the nation to its core.

But it is hard today to re create such a narrative, given so many stories of trouble.

Trouble seems more likely to come from growing concern in the West over climate change.

Answering that question starts at the origin of all of EMU s troubles crisis prevention.

France is the largest country in Europe to have so much trouble finding its balance.

It is not inconceivable that a number of emerging market countries will get into trouble in the next few years.

We might even have allowed these countries a certain measure of schadenfreude in the troubles of the United States and other rich countries, just as we might expect kids to take perverse delight from their parents getting into the kinds of trouble they so adamantly warn their children against.

Third, Russia has been stirring up trouble in South Ossetia and Abkhazia for years.

Issues like the eurozone s troubles and relations with Russia received no attention at all.

Cheating occurs because the government hasn't invested in personnel or in the systems to detect tax evaders, who rarely face jail time and can often bribe their way out of trouble when they do get caught.

The West has courted trouble in appearing to isolate the Pashtun.

Almost inevitably, the biggest banks in the world got into trouble.

But what if two or three or seven firms are all in trouble at the same time?

But it fears Iran s ability to cause trouble, particularly by stirring up unrest among Russia s Muslim citizens.

Now Taiwan has become something of a diplomatic afterthought because it no longer makes trouble.

But, despite its unique history and current advantages, China harbors a weakness that is quite similar to what has caused so much trouble in the US and Europe big banks that have an incentive not to be careful.

Although it's being anticipated, I still feel the (two month) period is a little too long, and it will bring a lot of inconvenience to the people.