Sentence examples for and the trouble of from inspiring English sources
"The infrastructure, and the trouble of getting the neighborhood up and running?" he said.
Peasants have generally favored large families as insurance against losing children; with affluence, parents try to buy their way out of risk (and the trouble of raising large families) by investing a lot in a few offspring.
I cast, and yet I hope I won't hook another trout, because it would mean even wetter, colder hands and the trouble of drying the fly and, probably, tying a new knot.
Instead, they record the programs on the cable operator's centralized servers, saving money and avoiding the trouble of installation.
A dealer plate can be moved from car to car, and saves the trouble of registering each car.
And the troubles of India's mining companies are widely shared.
And the troubles of Arabia, they maintain, have little to do with religion.
The previously unseen manuscripts were entitled Diorama and The Troubles of the Real Police Officer, reported La Vanguardia.
These industries took especially big hits this time around, given the housing bust and the troubles of automakers.
These industries took especially big hits this time around, given the housing bust and the troubles of American automakers.
And the troubles of the banks are largely responsible for putting the Irish government in a policy straitjacket.
