Sentence examples for persistent trouble from inspiring English sources

The problems came in the many moments of long, sustained, high-lying pianissimo singing, when Ms. Eaglen had persistent trouble supporting her sound and staying on pitch.

[Page A11.] The decision to remove Mr. Brown came as the entire federal government continued to have widespread and persistent trouble with its efforts to provide aid to evacuees and begin the cleanup in earnest.

Regardless of the inclusion of wingers in Valencia and Park Ji-sung, Ferguson's side had persistent trouble in turning the Rangers defence and mostly shuffled passes in front of it.

The violence presents a problem for Mr. Peña Nieto, who has sought to highlight the country's economy and court foreign investors while playing down the persistent trouble with crime and offering vague plans on how to address it.

Oral midazolam is indicated for the short-term treatment of moderately severe insomnia in patients who have not reacted adequately to other hypnotics, and who have persistent trouble in falling asleep.

See your doctor if nausea and vomiting is a persistent trouble in your life and ask about motion sickness patches that contain scopolamine.

Ms. Lowry cited persistent troubles providing adequate services to children, finding appropriate foster homes and providing court-ordered training to child welfare workers.

Continental's profit was widely expected, and its stock fell more than 8percentt as executives pointed to persistent troubles faced by the industry.

G.E. was hurt by lower revenue on some of its signature products — locomotives, for instance — and persistent troubles in commercial lending.

Democrats say they fear that the Clintons' persistent troubles not only leave the party with a gaping leadership vacuum, but also with unwanted attention on a former president who is trying to salvage his damaged reputation and a new senator from New York who is trying to find her footing.

The inhibitory effect of bacteriophage against lactic acid starters is still recognized as one of the major and persistent troubles in dairy fermentations.