Sentence examples for The main trouble from inspiring English sources
The main trouble with storage is that it is expensive.
The main trouble was the main attraction: Jude Law.
The main trouble is the practice of publishing multiple ten-best lists.
"The main trouble with soccer is that it lacks definiteness," he began.
The main trouble with Dunster's production is that Hilton's performance is too laid back.
"The main trouble with showing my work is that people have a hard time, knowing that I am a musician.
One H.H.S. veteran described Wynne's job as "the main trouble-shooter for all the human-services activities at H.H.S".
Large depth, high pressure and high cost cause the main troubles in this system; for underground centralized mode, the problems in heat elimination, weak cooling effect (because of the limited circulating water temperature difference, and mixed air system) and high operation cost are obvious (He et al. 2004).
This experiment, as great as it was, failed to address one of the main troubles with lightning: unpredictability.
The main difficulty is the trouble of keeping track of what we are talking about when it becomes crucial to know what pertains to what on account of what; in general, when the conditions of identity and distinction of the items we are talking about become variable and occasionally rather unclear.
The rebels' main trouble was with snipers and with the shabiha, the paramilitary civilian thugs who serve as the regime's death squads.
