Sentence examples for That's their trouble from inspiring English sources

Doyle admits that, while general practice will need to expand its role, "GPs are already busy, that's their trouble".

"I can't imagine there are many indie shops that would want to do a Professor Green, Example or Wretch 32 signing," says Jon, "and that's their trouble.

If foreigners are in trouble, that's their lookout".

You could even get in trouble if anyone of your wrestlers got injured and you don't pay the medical fees, so make sure their contracts says you have nothing to do with their injuries, and that is their own troubles.

"I think it will be a big achievement for us and for all the people that are in trouble with their teams to come play for their country.

That's when their troubles began.

Established in 1946, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton has grown to become an international powerhouse and a go-to firm for nations that are having trouble paying their debts.

We are also available to help about 25 middle-income countries that are having trouble arranging their own supply.

"One can very well understand that political parties or companies that are in trouble might change their name.

The OfS chair, Michael Barber, urged any universities that were in trouble to report their difficulties to the regulator and seek help at an early stage.

The sad irony of the predicaments facing newspapers today is that their troubles are not a function of loss of audience.