Sentence examples for capacity trouble from inspiring English sources
The PHQ9 approach, to include a broader description of sleeping problems in the item, results in an adequate measurement capacity ("trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much").
Granted, Putin's capacity to trouble the waters is huge.
Eventually, empowered by a forbidden love affair, his capacity for trouble leaked beyond the prison's walls in the form of a thoughtful and controversial blog which, while he was still incarcerated, was long-listed for the Orwell Prize.
A half-deaf but observant secretary (Emmanuelle Devos), who reads people's lips and attitudes and feels like a loser, and a mangy ex-con with a blank look in his eyes and an endless capacity for trouble (Vincent Cassel) make a very odd couple in "Read My Lips" ("Sur Mes Lèvres").
A troubled region's capacity to cause trouble will not diminish.
And their capacity to cause trouble seems undimmed.
If we have lost our capacity to remember, trouble may come sooner than we think.
Yet it is difficult not to despair of Chambers' capacity for generating trouble.
"If people inhale smog and soot they can temporarily diminish lung capacity and have trouble breathing properly.
Measured both by his talent and his capacity for finding trouble, Tiger Woods was already the Frank Sinatra of golf.
