Sentence examples for generic troubles from inspiring English sources

While some elements of Rebus are generic (troubles with drink and women), he is without doubt the funniest among the classic fictional detectives, and his 19th case features some fine one-liners and a satisfying gag involving a bossy colleague's stapler.

(Jefferson) 'WAR IN PARAMUS' It is supposedly 1970 in Barbara Dana's new family drama, but you'd hardly know it from the generic troubles on display: two clueless parents, two polar-opposite daughters, two crises that could be from any time between the 1950's and today, only obligatory references to the war and the strife of the period (1 20).

This is a generic problem.

That is why Cipla, the Indian generic manufacturer, so troubled the industry with its announcement this week.

The trouble is, generic Lipitor isn't the same as generic Kleenex.

Their titles ("Summer House," "Dune Road," "The Wedding Girl," "Trouble") skew generic.

Others have been troubled by its generic quality and a mix of shops and restaurants, including Banana Republic, Starbucks and the Gap, that can be found in pretty much any mall in the country.

In my tests, it usually did a very good job, though as expected, it has some trouble with more generic names and email addresses like [email protected].

Other health-care reforms could see buyers for government health schemes demanding bigger discounts from drug companies and even buying more generic drugs.Wyeth has its own troubles.

The move would double Mylan's presence in the injectable-drug market, a fast-growing segment of the generic drug industry that has been troubled by major quality and supply problems in recent years.

Although some studies have established a relationship between trouble of seeing and HRQoL, others have indicated that visual impairment does not affect generic HRQoL as much as generally assumed.