Sentence examples for given trouble to from inspiring English sources

Dramatizations of historical events, particularly political ones, have frequently given trouble to writers and producers trying to create compelling entertainment.

The word concerto has given trouble to music historians concerned with word origins because within a century after its first known applications to music, in the early 1500s, it had acquired two meanings that would seem to be mutually exclusive.

In parliament and in the media, the incident triggered fresh criticism of General Pervez Musharraf, the president and army chief, and calls for civilian rule.Mr Bugti, chief of the Bugti tribe, had given trouble to the government on and off since Pakistan was created.

They are acid fast bacilli often giving trouble to the physician to distinguish it from Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

I still gave trouble to the speakers, the single-speaker cabinet, because it was twisting, and the reason why it was twisting was because when I was picking on my string like Gene Krupa plays sticks on his drum, I was doing that on my string, I'm playing drums.

Furthermore, the real-time variations of the payload and the system parameters also give troubles to the controller design.

But Chelsea knew that its patience and muscularity had given trouble through the years to Barcelona's finesse.

Many of his buildings have given trouble.

Leary had given trouble galore.

Though his gloomy outlook didn't come as a complete surprise to analysts, given troubles that the company has been having in its Texas refinery and delays to projects in the Gulf of Mexico, hearing confirmation of its troubles from the man at the top, triggered a sell off.

Last Friday's episode gives troubling credence to the argument favored by defenders of abortion-doctor killers, in what Harding calls " the moral of this episode:".