Sentence examples for not be a trouble from inspiring English sources

And because of the large areas the tool can move in (red areas in Figure 8), it will not be a trouble for the tool to keep contacting with the handle when moving.

What he's not is a trouble-maker.

It has not been a trouble-free marriage.

It has not been a trouble-free rise to the top.

Don't be a trouble-maker, these students never get special privileges, because they haven't shown they can handle it.

Augustin, a baby-faced immigrant from Mexico, said finding an employer prepared to hire him had not been a problem — the trouble was proving he was not under age.

Given Iraq's authoritarian legacy, acting tough may not be a bad thing.The trouble is that America's instruments of control are not very effective.

But this may not be a bad thing, given all the trouble the housing bubble caused.

"The children, they don't want to be a trouble, they don't want to hurt their parents," Ms. Okrent said.

Even the guy I talked to on the phone spoke of this thing with distaste, so I'm guessing it won't be a lot of trouble.

Not being a visionary, I'm not troubled by the eco-wastefulness.