Examples of 'trouble spot' in a sentence
Meaning of "trouble spot"
trouble spot - This phrase is often used to describe a specific area or issue that presents difficulties or challenges. It signifies a problem area that requires attention or resolution
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- A location of difficulties or hostilities; a hot spot; a flashpoint.
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There must be a real trouble spot somewhere.
I thought everywhere in the Middle East was a big trouble spot.
The first trouble spot is infrastructure.
Before it reaches the first trouble spot.
The only trouble spot comes with audio.
I am gonna remove the trouble spot.
Usage pattern and trouble spot data is automatically aggregated.
That seems to be my trouble spot.
And a trouble spot in Three Rivers.
In another current trouble spot.
One clear potential trouble spot is product regulations, especially food standards.
We are in a bit of a trouble spot.
There must be a real trouble spot somewhere that could use Mr Crisp 's extraordinary talents.
Looks like they have another trouble spot over there.
The so-far-fortunate retirees plugged into pensions represent another potential trouble spot.
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Overhangs are another trouble spot for this robot.
For the world, it may be just another trouble spot.
Israel was going to be the trouble spot that would trigger World War Three.
Yes, we cleaned every having trouble spot.
The lower body is a big trouble spot for many people, especially women.
Thank you so much, when you take the trouble spot.
Innisfree jeju bija trouble spot essence - impaviid.
You know, this world is just one big trouble spot.
Yemen emerges as a trouble spot in an old-rich region where the Soviets sponsor a revolt.
These two powers have always been a trouble spot for the Jews.
I have a trouble spot right about … yeah, right there.
The Falls is and has been a calendar picture and a trouble spot in Three Rivers.
I have a trouble spot right about - Yeah, right there . Okay, so give me a number, a counteroffer.
In severe cases, corticosteroids can be injected directly into the trouble spot.
In a world shrunken by globalization, every trouble spot has the potential to affect us all.
Unbeknown to him, Manipur was to be the next trouble spot.
That 's a trouble spot.
Regional trade volumes have been improving but Brazil 's economy remains a trouble spot.
SPIEGEL, The north has been a trouble spot for decades.
They burned cars, women were molested, peaceful Sweden has been turned into a trouble spot.
It 's a trouble spot.
A Swiss multi-family office can play an important role in organising this potential trouble spot.
She says it 's a big trouble spot.
He has an uncanny knack of putting his finger - literally - on the trouble spot.
According to Capital Economics, a research firm in London the next trouble spot could be Venezuela.
Thanks to an ill-timed sense of humor, woodruff 's picked our group as a trouble spot.
NEWSCASTER, In another current trouble spot.
Rain is wet, the sun dries you out, and the Balkans is a trouble spot.
The Thursday at 8 P.M. time slot has been a huge trouble spot for ABC.
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