Sentence examples for has trouble giving from inspiring English sources
She has trouble giving it away.
But whereas there are sparks of hope in the film industry, the academy has trouble giving women, and people of color, those opportunities to be recognized.
But I do think that because secular liberalism has trouble given a coherent account of itself absent those premises, the confidence with which many contemporary liberals presume to stand in judgment over Christianity (on sexual ethics, especially, but much else as well) is unwarranted and even self-deluded.
So it's not uncommon for so-called improved European breeds to have trouble giving birth the first time.
The 55-year-old was "very confused", they said, and had trouble giving the time or date.
"He was able to remember 15 out of 15 words, and now he's having trouble giving you five back right away?
The ability to secure promises of financing suggests that properties the city once would have had trouble giving away now have value.
It then followed up with an unusually candid list of grievances, which alleged, among other things, that he had had trouble giving up the reins.
I was having trouble giving the urine sample and I was given four or five bottles of water to drink to get the sample.
Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, who play avidly, sometimes as partners, have created a program to support bridge in junior high schools but have had trouble giving their money away.
