Sentence examples for having trouble linking from inspiring English sources

Rizzo was having trouble linking his laptop's PowerPoint presentation to the Walter Reed audiovisual system, and he had to speak without notes, often from a crouch behind the podium as he picked through a jumble of cables searching for one that was live.

"Before that, we had seen a clear phenotypic difference in the two types of mice after colitis treatment, but we were having trouble linking it to changes in permeability".

That era now seems so foreign and far away that I have trouble linking it with Downey today.

Just as scientists have trouble linking any specific weather disaster to climate change, the precise danger to insurance companies is unknown.

For example, they receive complaints from consumers, reports on fatal accidents and information from insurers, but have trouble linking them to expose serious problems.

She signed up with her debit card, but quickly realized when she had trouble linking back to the original site that something was awry.

The screen and interface design would doom it for Web access even if it did a great job making Web connections, but this model had trouble linking up even when phones right beside it worked fine.

Daniels admitted he was nervous early and it showed, as he misfired on several passes and had trouble linking up with receivers other than fellow freshman Amon-ra St. Brown, who was also his teammate at Mater Dei High School.

For example, experiencing the sensation that you are floating, or that you are having trouble breathing, was linked with higher distress.

She also had no trouble linking her fortunes to the worst team in the N.B.A.; in fact, she said she relished the chance.

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