Sentence examples for have trouble resolving from inspiring English sources

If you opt for the first choice, but still have trouble resolving the question, cut your losses and scrap it.

She felt there was a structural problem but was having trouble resolving it because she had so little time with her dancers.

He also faces some formidable obstacles at home that may prompt him to look elsewhere: a notably stalemated government in Albany that has trouble resolving even minor issues, and the prospect of vigorous challengers for re-election 2006, including Senator Charles E. Schumer and Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, in a state where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans roughly five to three.

Until it is resolved, Turkey will have trouble projecting itself as a model of peace and progress.

Consider that all three of the cameras I recently reviewed have 1/2.3″ sensors, and even at 12-14 megapixels they were having lots of trouble resolving detail, and of course the "HD" video is smeary and full of skew.

They have trouble reading.

They have trouble concentrating.

"They have trouble sleeping".

"They have trouble trusting it".

Do you have trouble focusing?

You have trouble swallowing.