Sentence examples similar to a trouble to study from inspiring English sources

Why is NASA going through all of this trouble to study an asteroid?

He said he was pleased that the people at Pravda "took the trouble" to study the article and analyze its ideas.

They know that too few people take the trouble to study their own self-interest and to hold accountable those who violate it.

Study groups can be a great idea for people who have trouble motivating themselves to study.

So then the question was, what has enabled them to be so successful here?" In California, the researchers have no trouble finding ants to study.

As she began to make a name for herself, she had no trouble finding places abroad to study.

Sony failed to study battery trouble: report [Yahoo! News].

This allows investigators to study a whole host of blood cancers and other diseases that they had trouble studying before.

"You tell yourself that you went through a lot of trouble to pay for your studies," she said.

Yet paranoid obsession can be a spur to close study, and Eisenschiml took the trouble to find out when "ages" might have entered the imagination.

According to Moser and Dunning ([1986]), the high level of protest bids reveals that some questions could be misunderstood; the respondents have troubles to understand the study scenario or are not convinced that the proposed project becomes real.