The survey teaches numerous lessons on each of the malfunctions which are invaluable for achieving trouble-free design and operation of distillation towers.
It cannot be coincidence that a simple executive reform such as new single farm payments has been achieved without trouble in Scotland and Wales but is a shambles in London.
But he has had trouble achieving the right balance.Will the new structure help?
With the worsening situation in Iraq, he may have trouble achieving this goal without a draft.
If you keep letting it rest, you won't have trouble achieving a thin 12- to 13-inch round.
Barry Koopersmith said he had trouble achieving stated mileage on the 2011 Elantra GLS that he bought in March 2011.
Mr. Hohn, a Democrat who is general manager of the WEB Rural Water System, had never before sought elective office and had trouble achieving name recognition.
In both cases, a more powerful military force had trouble achieving its military or political goals; in Lebanon, Israel's war against Hezbollah did not destroy the group's entire arsenal of rockets, and increased the popularity of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
Strange, because, for instance, Janet, a depressed teen, tries to discuss what's bugging her with her mother: she's having trouble achieving more than one orgasm when she has vaginal sex with her boyfriend.
If you're overweight, or even of normal weight, you'll have trouble achieving that, because body fat elides the separations between parts and makes it harder to bend them.
Mr. Dohnanyi, a fellow champion of overlooked 20th-century works, conducted assured accounts of both scores before turning to Brahms's Symphony No. 2 in D. In the first movement, it seemed, the orchestra had some trouble achieving the spacious, magisterial quality Mr. Dohnanyi was after without losing rhythmic tautness.
