Sentence examples for has trouble developing from inspiring English sources

EXTRA POINTS Coach AL GROH was not pleased with strong safety VICTOR GREEN's statement last week that the rotation at free safety was causing problems for him, because he has trouble developing a feel for what his teammate is going to do.

The filmmaker has trouble developing scenes, characters and plots.

From the start, Celebration's school had trouble developing its curriculum.

The deal also reduces emphasis on Bayer's pharmaceuticals business, which has had trouble developing new drugs.

Bill Werde, Billboard's editorial director, said K-Pop artists, including Psy, have had trouble developing compelling back stories that can appeal to American audiences.

Moreover, he argued, E.A. has had trouble developing breakaway hits and the quality of the company's new games has consistently lagged behind that of other publishers.

Yahoo has also had trouble developing many new offerings that capitalize on the latest trends on the Web and offer innovative formats for advertisers.

"I have found that the earlier men use porn," says Dines, "the more likely they are to have trouble developing close, intimate relationships with real women.

Small businesses often have trouble developing and maintaining traditional websites, so it should be no surprise that adding a mobile-friendly website is a cost that many SMBs simply won't be able to justify.

However, Humphris had trouble developing the script's outline.

However, by the seventh season Bob had already been the focus of four stories, and writers were having trouble developing new ways to include him.