Sentence examples for is trouble with from inspiring English sources
But there is trouble with the research council grants, too.
The New Yorker, January 23 , 1937P. 9 Annually in business offices, there is trouble with the stenographers, who are likely, in the first weeks of January, to write "1936" instead of "1937".
By Douglas V. Martin and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 23 , 1937P. 9 Annually in business offices, there is trouble with the stenographers, who are likely, in the first weeks of January, to write "1936" instead of "1937".
"As the series goes on there is trouble with George Warleggan Jack Farthingg), there are problems with the local church as Sam starts to develop his own flock and because he is a charismatic preacher he gains a following and place in the community which disrupts a few things.
The Blue Team is Trouble with a capital T from the get-go.
Most people think of memory loss when they think of Alzheimer's, but a new study suggests that the earliest sign of the disease is trouble with navigation.
However, the quest for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is troubled with repeated failures of strategies and approaches throughout the history.
But a long-term continuous administration of high dose corticosteroid is troubled with its toxicity [ 2].
Peritoneal dialysis is troubled with declining utilisation as a form of renal replacement therapy in developed countries.
