Sentence examples for more trouble getting from inspiring English sources

Adults just have more trouble getting goosebumps.

He noticed Kenseth was having a little more trouble getting through the turns than he was.

But we had a bit of trouble getting there, and marginally more trouble getting back.

You'd have had more trouble getting into a league football ground.

"This year, more than others, I've had more trouble getting rid of these tickets," he said.

But the very smallest businesses, seeking the smallest loans, had more trouble getting an S.B.A. guarantee than in 2010.

"I don't want there to be any more trouble, anyone getting hurt," Mr. Jahan said.

I got into trouble at school and the more trouble I got into, the more rocky things got between me and my mum.

Ms. Quick said the Jackson system would have trouble getting more public support until its finances were in order.

Analysts say businesses are more cautious because of trouble getting regulatory approvals, as well as uncertainty about the direction of government policies.

Teenagers are more likely to have trouble getting out of bed in the morning than are young children or adults--a finding many studies attribute to a chronic lack of sleep.