Sentence examples for good deal of trouble from inspiring English sources

I was having a good deal of trouble at the time, working over a new novel that somehow refused to go together right.

If, as Klinsmann suggests, Beckerman is a key player for the U.S., the team may be in a good deal of trouble in the weeks and months ahead.

Suppiluliumas had suffered a good deal of trouble from these people early in his reign, and in the seventh year of Mursilis' reign they again revolted.

Moreover, the producer, with a good deal of trouble but little additional expense, can provide itself with something extra by way of background data.

A limited investment of time and money up front to investigate and assess the Asian market may save EDC a good deal of trouble later on.

Given enough historical data to calculate a coefficient of price elasticity, the sales effect of price cutting can be quantified, though with a good deal of trouble.

A good deal of the trouble facing Afghanistan over the next ten years is likely to arise from Pakistan's insecurity, which is a function of its relationship with India.

A good deal of the trouble may be fairly blamed on the Golden State's tarnished initiative process, whereby laws and amendments to the state constitution can be proposed by petition and enacted by referendum.

As subsequently became clear, there was a good deal of manipulation behind those reported numbers.The trouble is that economic data can also be unreliable.

What remains troubling about a good deal of research on globalization is that until recently it often failed to successfully incorporate a more inductive element within its overall research design, thereby lacking in applied and theoretical relevance when transposed to localized contexts.

Rhoda Manning, the feisty, troubled writer featured in a good deal of Gilchrist's previous writing, dominates this book.