Sentence examples for necessary trouble from inspiring English sources

I called it necessary trouble.

It was what he called "getting in good trouble, necessary trouble".

And for more than 50 years, I've been getting in what I call good trouble, necessary trouble!

Indeed, one rears its head in the second paragraph:Modern English, especially written English, is full of bad habits which spread by imitation and which can be avoided if one is willing to take the necessary trouble.

"Necessary Trouble" is a travelogue of protest and radicalism in 21st-century America, the kind of guidebook you use if you want to catch all the sights but don't expect to stay too long at any one in particular.

There will be more deeply reported works on the individual movements we are witnessing today, I suspect, but Jaffe's effort to put radicalism at the center, not the fringes, of American democracy renders "Necessary Trouble" a necessary read.

Do not add any more ingredients than what is necessary or trouble may occur.

It is well worth the extra trouble necessary to deliver a professional looking document that meets the expectations of the reviewer.

accesKey -A selected shortcut key, necessary for simple, trouble free voice control.

Olli Rehn, the European Union's commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said that governments should turn to a pan-European "superfund" only if absolutely necessary to help troubled banks.

Because while the Blairites' prescriptions are necessary, against proliferating troubles, they also look insufficient.Mr Blair's frantic overture to the aspirational, mostly English, middle class was based on an assumption that Labour's working-class base was solid.