Sentence examples for had its troubles from inspiring English sources

The Hull Truck has had its troubles – it moved into a fine, purpose-built new theatre in 2009 from the old tin shed of a former church hall in which it had prospered, with the result so common in such cases that it lost its immediacy and found it hard to sustain its new premises.

And it has had its troubles, including one of the highest incidences of HIV/AIDS.

Downtown Cincinnati has had its troubles, but it never became a ghost town.

Britain's Conservative Party has had its troubles convincing voters that it minds about the plight of the poor: its previous leader was regularly portrayed in cartoons as a vampire.

The school, which has 3,400 students, has had its troubles, and has been designated a "transformation school," meaning it is the target of federally subsidized efforts to improve its performance and environment.

Skyride has had its troubles.

Although it may have its troubles, Tel Aviv is in fact one of the most party-friendly, progressive cities in the middle east.

Still, cotton has its troubles.

Of course, Kiev has its troubles.

P.S. 314 still has its troubles.

Mr Moon's South American empire already has its troubles.