trouble spot

What do they have in common, other than being trouble spots around the world?

They were the first people their country sent to trouble spots.

"We're trying to focus our attention on the most likely trouble spots."

There were a couple of trouble spots on 1-40, and this was one.

"I make it a point to remember potential trouble spots."

And there have been trouble spots at O since its first days.

But you can see the police parked up at the trouble spots.

And the country was not high on the Foundation's list of trouble spots.

They were also considered effective shows of force in world trouble spots.

Now that you're aware of the trouble spots in your relationship you can work on them.

Are there not enough trouble spots in the world without adding one more to their number?

Expect to encounter these trouble spots in the coming weeks.

The security police in potential trouble spots have also been reinforced.

Or would you spend more time on supposed "trouble spots"?

But owners here say there are trouble spots in both plans.

From here, they should be able to hear anyone attempting to break in, and get to the trouble spot fast.

Now Japan is the trouble spot that ought to keep us up at night.

At least one of the world's financial trouble spots looks less precarious.

"But they will look for trouble spots and either add an instruction or try to make it a little more clear."

He seemed to be surveying the area, looking for any possible trouble spots.

Just a few huge trouble spots the Giants must account for in their game plan.

"They're the next best thing to having police officers stationed at every potential trouble spot."

No jumping on board a jet for some foreign trouble spot.

But where there seems to be a trouble spot, look to the weeds for possible answers.

The Jets' offensive line, a young one, had been a trouble spot for several years but was coming along late in the season.