Sentence examples for have increasing trouble from inspiring English sources

"One of the biggest failings in medicine is that as we increasingly realize the importance of treating hypertension, that lower numbers are better than higher numbers, we have increasing trouble reaching those goals".

A survey released by the bank Thursday showed that small- and medium-size business were having increasing trouble obtaining bank loans.

He also said that Mr. Loughner had increasing trouble interacting in social settings — during one party, for instance, Mr. Loughner retreated upstairs alone to a room and was found reading a dictionary.

But for the past 3 years, INBio has had increasing trouble making ends meet, in part because of a $7 million debt incurred to develop a theme park that provides the public with a chance to experience Costa Rican ecosystems.

He had increasing trouble with his balance.

Average hourly earnings in the private sector fell over the period that businesses reported having increased trouble finding qualified workers (December 2009 to September 2012).

New problems beyond Nassau's control have increased its fiscal trouble, including a slump in sales tax revenue, and sharp increases in the cost of Medicaid and of pensions and health insurance for county workers.

But former political allies of Mr. Musharraf have also slowly distanced themselves from him as his legal troubles have increased.

Danish police have increased their presence in the Copenhagen trouble spots, but so far they have been hapless bystanders.

Scaffolds fabricated from synthetic polymers on the other hand have increased mechanical properties but may have trouble with cell attachment and even biocompatibility within in the human body.

In more recent times, Google's troubles in Europe have increased.