1.   From that, alas, real trouble arose.

2.   Although no company can fully prepare for the unexpected, businesses of all sizes should have a crisis plan to guide them when trouble arises.

3.   Analysts have expressed fresh concern as trouble has arisen in adjacent republics.

4.   But trouble will inevitably arise when the circle of notification grows wider.

5.   But trouble arose.

6.   But trouble inevitably arises when the fastest runners, accompanied by cars carrying reporters and race officials, catch up to the slower wheelchair athletes.

7.   Even if Equity Residential can find a company willing to sell, troubles often arise in trying to integrate large management teams.

8.   If growth slipped below that level, trouble could arise, said Edward Riley, chief investment officer at the Private Bank, part of the Bank of Boston.

9.   In this case, the trouble arose when the magazines obtained the computers from an unidentified computer maker.

10.   Later that night, trouble arose.