Sentence examples for had major trouble from inspiring English sources
Cost-control is a beast that Gateway has had major trouble wrestling.
Martini plays Will, an Iraq War veteran who sustained a traumatic brain injury in combat (seen in flashbacks) and had major trouble readjusting to civilian life after returning stateside.
Plenty of riders had their angry and frustrated stories of loooonnnnnggggg commutes Monday morning as Metro had major troubles on the Blue, Orange and Silver lines because of an arcing insulator at the Foggy Bottom stop.
It did not take long for new residents of the Newark Transitional Shelter II -- a group home for teenage boys -- to realize that their temporary refuge had major troubles of its own.
Reuters caught an American having major trouble exchanging her dollars for euros in Amsterdam's smaller money changing outlets: "Our dollar is worth maybe zero over here," said Mary Kelly, an American tourist from Indianapolis, Indiana, in front of the Anne Frank house.
Many vulnerable youngsters have major trouble making the transition into adulthood; many others are victimized by their classmates or their co-workers.
Once, a guy manning the bouncy castle at our annual block party wouldn't let me go in with Max, who can have major trouble with balance.
If you have major trouble with pronouncing these letters, then be sure to accept the fact that you might not be able to speak German as clearly as you could otherwise.
A number of them will have major troubles, and there will be real value".
