Sentence examples for certain amount of trouble from inspiring English sources

Hopping on and off the Vélib's so often courted a certain amount of trouble.

In the pit, Steven Mosteller has a certain amount of trouble coordinating all these voices with the orchestra.

(Boucher generally doesn't eat food made from animals, but she also resists absolutes, which has caused her a certain amount of trouble.

"We knew that if we were going to have more ethnic food, that we weren't going to fool anybody," said Mr. O'Connor, who goes to a certain amount of trouble to get authentic fare.

The struggles for civil rights and Indian independence, against apartheid and the Vietnam war – it's hard to think of a nonviolent movement that has succeeded without causing its opponents a certain amount of trouble, discomfort and inconvenience.

It involves a certain amount of trouble, but not nearly as much as people will assume.

While Airbnb has encountered a certain amount of legal trouble -- particularly in New York, where the attorney general accuses the company of helping its users operate illegal hotels -- the PeerSpace guys say they don't expect to meet similar complications.

As per your contract, you're due a certain amount of money (royalties) for your troubles.

In addition, schools are equipped to provide a certain amount of aid to families who may have trouble contributing enough finances to fund a student's education.

I too would like to see a certain amount of concern, as too high bullishness or complacency often means trouble for stocks.

Because there's a certain amount of mysticism that will appear here which may be disturbing and cause trouble in your minds.