Sentence examples for considerable trouble with from inspiring English sources

There was considerable trouble with Nelly already in France — suicide attempts and hospitalizations.

The market is continual bedlam and has caused considerable trouble with it union rackets.

She said the parents' own relationship was "in considerable trouble," with the two of them unable to agree on issues as small as whether or not Ms. Farrow should keep a child's thermometer in the house.

Hammond expressed skepticism, and hinted that Gallagher would be in for considerable trouble with the law if he didn't tell the truth about where they could find his friend.

If the Clinton/Gore Administration were to show lasting resolve here, it would save us considerable trouble with other rogue states around the world.

In addition to being immigrants, and not able to mix well with the Chicago Americans around us, we were Dutch Reformed Calvinists who weren't supposed to mix who, in fact, had considerable trouble mixing with one another.

In addition to being immigrants, and not able to mix well with the Chicago Americans around us, we were Dutch Reformed Calvinists who weren't supposed to mix — who, in fact, had considerable trouble mixing with one another.

This large body caused considerable trouble in Dalmatia and clashed with Byzantine troops as it approached the capital, where Raymond arrived on April 21.

Mr. Atta, who had once shared an apartment with Mr. Shibh, went to considerable trouble to reach this small coastal city in early July.

They quibble about the spirit of Christmas, fight with each other and manage to get themselves into considerable trouble.

But the Croatian economy is also in considerable trouble already.