Sentence examples for a bit more trouble from inspiring English sources

It's a bit more trouble but a lot more fun.

'Tis the season to be jolly, even if the jolliness involves a bit more trouble.

And also a harmless drunk, a notion the film has a bit more trouble sustaining.

Windows users might face a bit more trouble trying to find tear-down manuals for their laptops.

9.26am GMT Second set: Berdych 3-6, 2-2 Wawrinka* (*denotes server): Wawrinka is having a bit more trouble on serve in this set.

And although May's government has run into a bit more trouble in the House of Lords, it has dealt with that reasonably effectively, too.

The study didn't take into account what materials were being expelled, which makes it a bit more troubling.

For example: (range 1 (very poor) - 7 (excellent) Baseline answer: 4; "I have more trouble taking a walk, and I experience a bit more difficulty doing household chores.

"Maybe when those things occur together," Schwartz said, "your outcome is that you have a little bit more trouble".

Like all good things, like slow travel too, it takes a bit more time and trouble to do properly, but the results are worth it.

We do learn a bit more about the troubles on Earth and that President Tate and Stella Isen still have a dark secret, involving the colonists' selection process, but it doesn't feel as though we've been told enough about the planet and civilisation yet.