Sentence examples for be a trouble for from inspiring English sources

And because of the large areas the tool can move in (red areas in Figure 8), it will not be a trouble for the tool to keep contacting with the handle when moving.

They are strong enough to fight for their rights, but with children it's a trouble for me.

For two earthquakes, the seismograms were obtained from the eastern part of the epicenter, which is a trouble for estimating earthquake fault mechanism.

Though the poor vacuum tolerance has long been a trouble for researchers who have a strong desire to study these organisms by ion beam technology, we have every confidence that any such improvement will enable new directions for research in this field.

Weak sales of discretionary merchandise, particularly apparel, which has been a trouble spot for the company, also dampened the results.

The investment bank had been a trouble spot at UBS for years.

As a first lady, she was a trouble-shooter for her husband.

That's a big trouble for us.

But his work tends to be a magnet for trouble.

But on days designated for schools, the mix can be a recipe for trouble.

"We thought Bob would be a catalyst for trouble and discord.