Sentence examples for One trouble from inspiring English sources

One trouble with a cough,.

One trouble is the dearth of alternative routes.

One trouble with ivory is its unpredictable behavior.

One trouble with "beggar thy neighbor" is that the neighbors don't like it.

One trouble in many jobs is that workers feel underappreciated or completely unappreciated, Mr. Cohen said.

One trouble with the argument that no cash was involved was that in practice it was far from true.

No one troubles you.

Critics say one troubling aspect of arbitration is its secrecy.

He's not the only one troubled by this.

No one troubled to enquire what constituted good design or indeed, more specifically, good British design.

One troubling aspect of Cather's prairie narratives is that Native Americans scarcely appear in them.