Sentence examples for extension trouble from inspiring English sources

However, due to that reason, its cost is also getting higher, and could lead to extension trouble.

Lani, who suffers from eczema and, by extension, has trouble with body products, decided to create an all-natural skin scrub, free of colors and preservatives.

Since we have trouble in finding the local energy inequality of v directly, we use the fact that the operator σ can be thought as the normal derivative of some extension v⁎ of v to the upper half space (Caffarelli and Silvestre, 2007 [5]), i.e., v is regarded as boundary value of v⁎ the solution of some local extension problem.

BP has won a crucial one-month extension to its troubled share swap with Russia's Rosneft, as shareholders and protesters gather in London for what is expected to be a stormy annual meeting.

Last night, Ann Romney took the stage at the Republican National Convention to tell us all that she (and, by extension, Mitt) understands the troubles of the average American.

Rhik, as I was to discover when he nearly electrocuted my terrier, owns at least two extension cables, while I have trouble operating a microwave.

It's happened before, he added, noting a 27-month extension bill that Republicans had trouble getting behind.

You'll need a small cabinet or hutch for your DVD player and AV receiver, and it needs to be pretty close to the TV unless you want to deal with the extra trouble of getting extension cords and running them all the way around the room.

But some groups say the extension of advertising space is troubling.

Even some of those troubled by his extension of term limits said they admired the Police Department's stop-and-frisk program because they believed it drove down crime.

And, although managing to secure a one-match extension, Hereford's continuing financial troubles have forced them to let Burnley youngster Micah Evans go back to Turf Moor following Thursday night's 1-1 drat at Forest Green.