Sentence examples for having trouble generating from inspiring English sources

Moreover, new technologies, such as VoIP, HomeNet and Bluetooth telephones, are still having trouble generating profit.

Skeptics will say that shows that Twitter is having trouble generating revenue in countries where it has large amounts of users, like Japan and Indonesia.

But if the Nagoya works is still having trouble generating profits for Mitsubishi, it has had no trouble engendering political controversy.

"We'll do that another day". He has since said he will fight for the flag to remain, but he is having trouble generating momentum.

Inside.com, a site devoted to the digital revolution in the entertainment industry, has admitted to having trouble generating enough subscriptions for its website and is now going to appear as an old-fashioned print magazine.The big media companies can at least console themselves that the start-ups no longer pose such a threat.

Getting paid for content by other companies is especially important with video content because even large media businesses are having trouble generating meaningful video advertising revenues.

Alliance's revenue has exploded in the last two years, but the company has had trouble generating profits.

The Democrats seem to have had trouble generating opposition to Roberts.

In truth, both candidates may have trouble generating public interest in their campaigns.

But the Americans had trouble generating an attack against the Canadian checking.

Nissan has introduced two new models here this year, while Toyota has introduced 12, and without new models, the company will have trouble generating consumer interest, analysts said.