The experts had trouble agreeing what Habitat's tentative campaign slogan of "Sustainable Urbanisation" meant.
Congress has enacted rules that are so complex that the experts have trouble explaining them in plain English.
Neither Here Nor There Nowadays, stock footage is so ubiquitous, and so seamlessly appropriated, that even experts have trouble identifying it.
Bolton may prove to be as skilled a manager as these more long-standing China experts: the trouble is, there is no guarantee he will stick around long enough to get even a five-year record.
Five years ago, many oil experts saw trouble looming.
All of which, according to formidable scientific minds and cocoa bean experts, spells trouble for chocolate.
Experts have trouble enough measuring the thing, especially with the current explosion in high tech.
Judging the doneness of meat by sight and touch is fine, but even experts have trouble with it (witness countless fails on "Top Chef").
The award is good news in Jersey City, where the public schools are run by the state, and in the opinion of some education experts, deeply troubled.
There should be no surprise that patients aren't taking their Cipro as prescribed ("Experts Are Troubled by Patients Who, Defying Odds and Advice, Stop Taking Cipro," news article, Oct. 30).
