Sentence examples for facing trouble with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Linn and other workers at CyberRep described the kick they get from helping frustrated or even irate callers from around the nation facing trouble with their dial-up adapters, modem connections, configuration schemes and all manner of other software and Internet problems.

Overall, the percentage of people living in families facing trouble with their medical bills fell to 16.5% in the first six months of 2015 from 21.3% in 2011.

American also faces trouble with its unions.

In addition, a takeover of Newsday by News Corporation, which also owns two New York City television stations, could face trouble with regulators.

If those denials turn out to conflict with actions in the future, the companies — again theoretically — could face trouble with their customers and even possibly another arm of the government, like the F.T.C., setting up a true conundrum.

The Swiss family the study focused on was identified when one of its members faced trouble with United States immigration officials when she tried to visit the country, Dr. Sprecher said.

When Jiang Wen's powerful wartime film, "Devils on the Doorstep," won the Grand Prize in Cannes in May -- second only to the festival's Palme d'Or -- the word was that he faced trouble with China's film censors.

But first it's got to solve the PR problem caused by its "surge pricing" policy, increasing the price of a taxi by up to eight times in busy periods, and with the fact that in some markets, it's faced trouble with the law.

A Fresenius spokesman has denied the report, noting that a Fresenius-Gambro combination might face trouble with EU antitrust regulators.

The trailers of Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu faced trouble with the censor board before release.

Savings and loan associations also faced trouble, with mortgages of 19,000 properties being foreclosed in 1932 alone.