Sentence examples for much trouble doing from inspiring English sources

She does not seem to have much trouble doing it in the West End, at least.

UKIP could very well end up with a seat or two, and I imagine Boris wouldn't have too much trouble doing business with them.

SEEKING adventure may mean looking for trouble, but how much trouble did you have in mind?

How much trouble do you think he'll get up to?

OK, so how much trouble do you think Fred faced last Friday as a result of your antics?

How much trouble did Blackwater cause for American soldiers who have to walk through the streets in Iraq when the company's employees shot up a traffic circle in Baghdad?

(pain) 2 How much trouble do you have washing and drying yourself (all over) because of your knee?

(function) 3 How much trouble do you have getting in/out of your car or using public transport because of your knee?

Of course, if it's too much trouble, don't bother.

As Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig write in one of the best books about the financial crisis, "The Bankers' New Clothes," if you don't want banks to get in so much trouble, don't let them borrow so much.

In the present validation, the questions with more missing items were number 23 (How much trouble do you have pushing, pulling, lifting or carrying heavy objects at work?) and 32 (How concerned are you about picking up or carrying children because of your hip?).