Sentence examples for instrument trouble from inspiring English sources

It was true that L. had not finished one project because of instrument trouble but she had made progress on other projects.

For the depression items of the PHQ instrument, trouble sleeping or sleeping too much and feeling tired or having little energy were the most commonly endorsed items.

But the fact that these rates are different for varying financial instruments is troubling- by playing favorites with these financial instruments in the tax code, private market decision-making is swayed away from what makes business sense to what makes tax-efficient sense, i.e. dodging taxes, and that's never good for the efficiency of the markets or the efficiency of the economy.

There are so many interconnected financial products that the regulators may find it impossible to predict which troubled instrument may explode into a bigger problem.

Opens April 18. "THE MUSIC MAN" -- A revival of Meredith Willson's Tony-winning 1957 musical about a fast-talking salesman, band instruments and big trouble in River City.

Fellaini has improved after a dreadful first season following his £27.5m move from Everton but his role appears to be as United's blunt instrument in times of trouble.

For example, sing-alongs are very therapeutic, and if you don't play a musical instrument, you'll have trouble providing sing-alongs at home.

Listeners in New York who prefer the period approach have mostly had to rely on imported groups, as local early-instrument orchestras have had trouble staying afloat.

At least Cap'n Crunch, which Blue Man uses as a percussion instrument, wasn't having any trouble with the Teamsters union.

He reported having trouble with the instrument and requested permission to head west toward Jefferson City in search of better weather.

The silent majority Source of trouble A blunt instrument Taxing times Whiz wit? Obamamania ReprintsPerhaps they protest too much (the companies have been enjoying record profits, after all).