Sentence examples for also has trouble from inspiring English sources

But he also has trouble envisioning dying.

Mr. Wright also has trouble with reading and writing.

Konz also has trouble recognizing blitzes, as you can see at multiple points below.

Mr. Lukas said that he also has trouble selling porgy, and that only Europeans buy it.

But she also has trouble in her cabinet, where her draft withdrawal agreement has been criticized by several ministers.

The protagonist of Epiphany Jones (Orenda Books, £8.99) also has trouble with reality, albeit for entirely different reasons.

The definition also has trouble with certain real-world examples, such as spatial distributions of related populations known as "rings of races".

"The clerk at the store thinks I'm a shoe salesman and tells me to go visit a wholesaler". He also has trouble keeping track of his children.

Peer review also has trouble assessing the value of research that sits at disciplinary boundaries or that addresses complex social challenges.

Randall is not only very busy but also has trouble deciding what she wants to do, as well as a habit of second-guessing those decisions.

The other night in Tokyo, a Japanese reporter told Bud Selig that Japan also has trouble with rich franchises like the Yomiuri Giants and Seibu Lions dominating the standings.