Sentence examples for have the same troubles from inspiring English sources

But as many Muslim activists highlighted, the diversity of Muslim communities across the country means that not all Muslims perceive the same level of Islamophobia in politics or have the same troubles with pieces of legislation brought about by the Conservatives.

In America, even overwhelmingly black forces have the same trouble.

Younger children generally do not have the same trouble adjusting to early-morning start times.

"The more you move to transmission lines that cross lots of states, the more you'll have the same trouble as you did with Keystone XL".

As he leaves office, Republicans still account for 62%.President Bush, if backed by a just-Republican Senate, is unlikely to have the same trouble.

I have the same trouble with my own name, Jiayang, which contains a sound that doesn't exist in English and is often mangled in the mouth of potential acquaintances.

His friend and rival gives Murray his biggest challenge (he does not have the same trouble with Federer), and that frees him up because he is forced to go to the limits of his talent.

On the evidence of the last few races, I do not expect him to have the same trouble this year.

I have the same trouble when, as an alum interviewer, I talk to students applying to Brown University.

Could Apple's iPhone brand have the same trouble after selling the cheaper, color-splashed iPhone 5c? Obviously there are a lot of differences between Burberry and Apple.

I only hope you have the same trouble as us.