1. A multinational force is being sent to the trouble spot.

2. The UN is sending peacekeeping troops into the trouble spot.

3. As the verb is the first trouble spot encountered in the sentence, the substitution is made there.

4. That region was the most clearly identifiable trouble spot.

5. We are trying to seek out the trouble spot of the instrument.

6. Korea was always Asia's most obvious trouble spot for financial contagion.

7. Angola was the most identifiable trouble spot in South West Africa.

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8. The area around 5th and Baker Streets has a history of being a trouble spot.

9. In the event of a threat to security, they would grab their helmets and weapons and rush to the trouble spot.

10. It is pointed always exist when we measure the actual trouble spot of the optical cable.