Sentence examples for have trouble for from inspiring English sources

Cities and counties that have filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection will have trouble for years borrowing in the muni market, the main financing arena for U.S. local governments, according to John Mousseau, managing director and portfolio manager at Cumberland Advisors.

Do not become involved with a child's situation except to report problems to parents, school or other authorities, one will have trouble for harboring a minor under 18 years of age.

Unfortunately, the rumour is spreading now, and it is a pity to have troubled for a long time, probably forever, many diabetic patients who were using glargine insulin, often with great satisfaction, as well as their care providers.

"He's had trouble for the last month trying to catch balls.

There are a few new-building glitches — he had trouble, for instance, obtaining the stickers necessary for storing his two bicycles in the bike room.

Mr Rossel is having trouble, for example, getting members of the Urals Economic Association to stick to the idea of a single market.

"I have trouble working for money".

• Have trouble paying for essentials - mortgage, bills, food?

Let's say you have trouble dating, for example.

If you have trouble saving for retirement, you can have money automatically deducted from your paycheck.

Those who have trouble reading, for example, can listen to a computer reading their textbooks instead.