Sentence examples similar to expanding trouble from inspiring English sources

Iowa's recent winners have had trouble expanding their appeal.

But many CLEC's, facing a financing drought, are having trouble expanding their market shares.

But some Palestinians say he has ties to corrupt officials, and he has had trouble expanding his reach beyond Gaza into the West Bank, Palestinian analysts say.

The poor marks you thought you had left behind in grammar school may indicate that you will have trouble expanding your company through an acquisition.

His weakness is the opposite of Kasich's and was apparent in the Iowa and New Hampshire results: he will have trouble expanding outside his very conservative base and winning over mainstream conservatives.

Blockbuster was having trouble expanding in Minneapolis.

But, like other powerful Asian messaging apps, it will have trouble expanding in the super-competitive U.S. market.

However, in the report, Citigroup noted that the company might have trouble expanding margins and set a price target of $56 per share.

He explained that the difficulty of finding new deposits means companies such as Australia-based BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto will likely have trouble expanding diamond production to the point where it's a meaningful part of their overall business.

Increasingly, the most elite special operations forces around, such as SEAL Team 6 and the Army's Delta Force, are being used as an all-purpose response to an expanding roster of trouble spots.

To give new opportunities to the most disadvantaged, my government will expand the troubled-families programme and continue to reform welfare, with legislation encouraging employment by capping benefits and requiring young people to earn or learn.