Sentence examples for production trouble from inspiring English sources

"I don't see it as a huge problem," he said of the production trouble.

He remains a fan of the stock because he regards the production trouble as only a temporary setback.

The film ran into production trouble in mid 2010 and was close to being shelved, with sources reporting that Thiagarajan sold the film to Santiago Martin to revive the project.

Yes, his last release was "Margaret" — that long-delayed, troubled film whose production troubles became the stuff of Hollywood legend.

Other production troubles included director Nicholas Ray's walking off the set near the end of filming.

The aftermath of "Titanic" has become an even more riveting subject in Hollywood than the film's well-documented production troubles.

Mr. Musk has attributed the production troubles to excessive use of robots and automated machinery, especially in assembly jobs more easily done by workers.

Since then, the automakers have reported stagnant sales, as well as some production troubles and parts shortages because of transportation problems.

EADS said that production troubles with its twin-deck A380 commercial superjumbo jet continued to weigh "significantly" on operations at Airbus in 2009, requiring the group to write off 240 million in additional costs.

EADS said that production troubles with its twin-deck A380 commercial superjumbo jet continued to weigh significantly on operations at Airbus in 2009, requiring the group to write off 240 million euros in additional costs.

Though its production troubles certainly aren't heartening to hear, there's still hope that this film can deliver an interesting, feminine twist on the traditional male gunslinger canon.