Sentence examples for giving trouble from inspiring English sources
They are acid fast bacilli often giving trouble to the physician to distinguish it from Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
One of the areas giving trouble was the ventilation of the engine oiling system.
By the end of the year, her engines were giving trouble and her stern glands were worn out.
By the end of Phase I, these same ten boys had stopped giving trouble and were showing positive changes according to their parents.
His balloon also gave trouble.
"Did she give trouble?" "Trouble?" Kinsella says.
Many of his buildings have given trouble.
Brown, which gave trouble a while ago, is 0-3 thiseasonon.
It's the next part that may give trouble ('... who is neither tarnished nor afraid...'...
But Chelsea knew that its patience and muscularity had given trouble through the years to Barcelona's finesse.
Dramatizations of historical events, particularly political ones, have frequently given trouble to writers and producers trying to create compelling entertainment.
