Sentence examples for found no trouble from inspiring English sources

The CRP found no trouble raising campaign funds.

The costume industry has found no trouble tolerating the newcomers.

This isn't a big cabin of course, but it's much easier to climb aboard than the Lamborghini Murciélago, and taller drivers as well as those wide of girth found no trouble driving the car or having both adequate head and legroom.

Michigan reportedly "found no trouble in gaining as she pleased," scoring 18 points in the first half and 10 more in the second.

'Mental', as Ryle (1949) suggests, in its ordinary use is a rather grab-bag term, 'mental arithmetic', 'mental illness', etc. with which an identity theorist finds no trouble.

Both find no trouble in seeing the film through the lens of their minds.

WASHINGTON — Air Force officials scouring the personnel records of the officer who ran its sexual assault prevention and response branch and was arrested last weekend on a sexual battery charge have found no sign of trouble, an official familiar with internal discussions said on Wednesday.

Those who displayed greater levels of fearlessness, the study found, had no trouble recognizing facial expressions of anger, surprise, happiness and sadness in other children — but they had a hard time identifying fear.

Although prostitutes can be found with no trouble in post-revolutionary Iran, the Beverly Hills of Tehran known as Elahieh -- famous for its Fereshteh Street -- is the designated area for high-end prostitutes.

All too often, however, it comes back with the dreaded NTF ("no trouble found") message, says Kenny Gross, a researcher at Sun who came from the nuclear industry, "where meltdown is not a metaphor".

She said the utility had found no recent reports of trouble with the 7,600-volt 7,600-volt