Sentence examples for have experienced trouble from inspiring English sources

The epidemic of camera robberies appears to be particular to Oakland, although reporters elsewhere have experienced trouble on occasion.

After all, "Every day, dozens of Americans use rotary phones, but 100% of these potential customers have experienced trouble loading a business' website on their device".

Other companies, such as Google, have experienced troubled times as well but have gotten back on their feet — from $710 to $260 then back to $600 in less than two years.

Mr. Coppin's mother, Denise Owens, had experienced trouble with her son long before Monday.

The court heard Mrs Warden had experienced trouble sleeping since the attack and had been prescribed medication for her nerves.

The primary reason the game was ended was that Vicente Padilla of Philadelphia, the N.L.'s last pitcher, was in his second inning, and Brenly said Padilla had experienced trouble getting loose in the bullpen when he was warming up.

Since the protesters at the world trade negotiations in Seattle in 1999 caught the authorities by surprise and caused mayhem, almost every similar gathering of world leaders has experienced trouble to some degree Washington DC, Prague, Davos, Gothenburg and now Genoa.

Some parents, she found, had experienced trouble securing any significant parental leave.

Our reporter says it is not the first time that the Nurul Islam junior and senior school has experienced trouble.

I asked Joong Wha and Joo-il if they thought the recent curbs on immigration into Britain had dissuaded any defectors from heading to the UK, or whether any defectors they knew had experienced trouble seeking asylum here.

Fatigue: Using a single question, participants were asked how often they had experienced trouble staying awake in certain activities during the past month which was then coded as 'persistent' (three or more times per week) or 'non-persistent' (all other responses).