Sentence examples for most trouble with from inspiring English sources

Focus on which letters you have the most trouble with.

"We have the most trouble with teachers of any class of patients," said the resort doctor.

Oliver had most trouble with the celebrity interview segment, notoriously the most boring part of the show.

Yet legally resident foreigners make up only 5% of Italy's population (6% if one includes illegal immigrants who get into most trouble with the law).

And when it comes to red and green, the colors he has most trouble with, he relies on his co-workers to double-check his work.

Like Donna de Varona, who held the American record in the event for four years in the early 1960s, Coughlin has the most trouble with the breaststroke.

Of course, it is the sub-.500 teams who seem to be causing the Knicks the most trouble — along with a more familiar foe.

During my first year at Worthington Hooker Elementary, the ethnic group I had the most trouble connecting with were not the Caucasians or African-Americans, or the Latinos, who hailed from a continent I had not even known existed, but the Chinese.

Since I feel the videos do a good job explaining the repair procedure I will only point out the steps that caused me the most trouble along with a few things I felt were missing in the video.

[ 36 ] "I have the most trouble discussing with the patients and families.

"I have the most trouble discussing with the patients and families.