Sentence examples for has trouble asserting from inspiring English sources
Unlike the believer in 'No man is an immortal', the skeptic has trouble asserting 'There is no knowledge'.
They have also threatened to further color European views of the United States at a time when Mr. Obama has been having trouble asserting a global agenda.
We discover when we look into it that you have trouble asserting yourself, and that applies in a number of areas, including your work life.
In recent years Mr Hu and his premier, Wen Jiabao, have had trouble asserting their authority on issues as diverse as environmental protection, land development and industrial safety because local leaders are so focused on making money.
Peggy had learned well how to see through her staff's inadequacies, and she had no trouble asserting herself with them.
(With characteristic grandiosity, my friend had no trouble asserting that his head functioned more or less like Georges Perec's head, which, in turn, functioned more or less like Italo Calvino's head).
The absence of a black candidate, though, has greatly influenced the political calculations of Mr. Green, whose aides believe that he will do very well among black voters, and Mr. Hevesi, who some Democrats assert has trouble with this group of Democratic voters because he is perceived as too supportive of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
But though he asserts that he has been working hard with coaches, he still has trouble with basic things, like breath support.
Marian has trouble working.
