Sentence examples for having trouble providing from inspiring English sources

Tacloban's mayor, Alfred Romualdez, urged residents to flee the city because local authorities were having trouble providing food and water and maintaining order, it was reported.

"We are having trouble providing the base salary to schoolteachers," said Luis Stival, the mayor of Nova Veneza in Goiás, a state in central Brazil.

The state Board of Education has decided to suspend foreign language requirements for high school students for a year because some school districts are having trouble providing classes.

"I was having trouble providing the address because I had just moved there a week ago, and the officers arrived while I was still on the phone," she said.

Many of the same things that Afghanistan needs, from infrastructure to education, India is having troubles providing for many citizens, even without the regular threat of attacks from the Taliban.

Shakespeare would have had trouble providing this much drama in a four-week span.

Even wealthy regimes already have trouble providing roads and electricity for all their citizens, let alone jobs.

Kabbala brings more than one solution to it, whereas philosophy has trouble providing a single coherent and comprehensive solution.

EMERGENCY RELIEF Because many hospitals, fire stations and schools are masonry structures, they may have trouble providing emergency services.

But many hotels still have trouble providing the basics—a clean room, a comfortable bed, a functional bathroom, and a pleasant working environment.

But to step into the Women and Children Protection Unit in the Liberian police department's headquarters in Monrovia is to sense that even a determined female president may have trouble providing women with much in the way of safety.