Sentence examples for all that trouble from inspiring English sources

So why on earth did they have all that trouble on opening night?

Ask John McCain, who had all that trouble getting on the state's ballots.

Having had the privilege of speaking to your King Street group, I hope it wasn't me that has caused the organization all that trouble!

And in the end, he decided the entire show was probably not worth all that trouble?

Why go to all that trouble?

Would the average gardener want to take all that trouble?

A strange case of malicious blackmail and the superstition of a group of farm workers are about all that troubles the detective agency in this outing.

Even fashion historians and store buyers who depend on selling ostensibly innovative clothes are not all that troubled by Mr. Ghesquiere's transgression.

But later medieval philosophers do not seem to be all that troubled by these implications.

I suspect, however, that those who do accept the fast-forward invitation ultimately won't be all that troubled by the trade-offs it represents.

"This shot epitomizes all that is good with Cuba and all that troubles it.