Meanings of time of troubles in English

From this time of troubles the civilization enters a new phase of its lifecycle.

What brings you here at this time of troubles?

Certainly in its time of troubles is Mark Zuckerberg's statement that he put out earlier this week.

And so began almost a roll-call of Raparees, Northern Resistance fighters from long before the time of troubles and O'Hanlon.

Was it a family trait, I wondered, to go autobiographical at a time of troubles if the right listener turned up?

Commentary: Modern Meghan radicalizes the royals In at least one thing, in its present time of troubles, the United Kingdom remains pre-eminent.

The universal state might be a poor solution to the problems of a time of troubles, but it was nevertheless a solution.

The individual born into western society during its current " time of troubles" has not had an easy row to hoe.

They merely sharpen the appetite for a continuance of the life journey, on the best terms permitted by the current time of troubles.

There is also an ever-renewing social group for whom a time of troubles presents a challenge and an opportunity-theyoung people of the on-coming generation.

During the " time of troubles" which overtakes each civilization, war and the threat of war become normal aspects of domestic and international relations.

The disintegration of western civilization (indicated by its 1910-1975 time of troubles) is having profound effects on western man.

The Phelan called it the Time of Troubles.

Nor was there ever any Time of Troubles.

The Time of Troubles taught us otherwise.

We lived in a Time of Troubles.