Sentence examples for common trouble from inspiring English sources

The eccentricity is one of the most common trouble sources in the rotor of electrical machine.

The most common trouble for small firms under new owners is running out of cash.

Some common trouble spots are the cheap aluminum and rubber flashings around plumbing vent pipes.

Another common trouble spot is the bow tie, a network in which many players are dependent on a single employee but not on each other.

The most common trouble for small firms under new owners is running out of cash; after all, they are likely to have acquisition debt to service.

If you closely analyze unsuccessful attempts at developing breakthrough products, perhaps the most common trouble you find is not one of the usual suspects, such as lack of top-management commitment.

Here are common troubles and solutions.

Skinner confused by online world Commons trouble-maker Dennis Skinner could be heard grumbling in the chamber yesterday after Prime Ministers' Questions.

Trouble staying asleep is more common than trouble falling asleep for patients over age 40, probably because circadian rhythms tend to peak progressively earlier from adolescence to old age unless dementia begins.

He was having trouble hearing, a common difficulty of bombing victims.

You might have a disc problem or some other common back trouble; but you could have piriformis syndrome and finding out sooner rather than later can make a difference.