Sentence examples for had trouble setting from inspiring English sources

In the dark, they had trouble setting up their camper.

He had trouble setting priorities and managing the legislature.

American diplomats have had trouble setting up meetings with Iraqi officials.

In Indiana, elderly poll workers had trouble setting up computerized voting machines in the morning, causing nearly a quarter of the precincts in Indianapolis to turn to paper ballots for a few hours.

A recent expedition researching plastic pollution in the South Atlantic reported that its ship had trouble setting anchor in one site off Brazil because the ocean floor was coated with plastic bags.

A Senate report said "insufficient progress" was being made in "enforcing discipline on the acquisition process". One Congressional staff member who follows the agency says General Hayden has been "good for the revolution" but has had trouble setting up new management procedures.

Children, it can be said, have trouble setting priorities.

I'm having trouble setting up WebAuth on a workstation running CentOS 6.3 x86_64 (RHEL6).

But Mr. Mooney has trouble setting aside his fears that the new technology will go awry.

But before securing qualification, they were having trouble setting up their driving mauls.

And if you do have trouble setting up, just remember @2jase's First Law: "Your kids think they know technology better than you do.