Sentence examples for report trouble from inspiring English sources
WaterMinder has thousands of users who consistently report trouble remembering something without which they will literally die.
He called 911 around 1 a.m. on Wednesday to report trouble breathing, the Orange Park police said, and died despite rescue efforts.
Britain is the only country where those on below-average incomes are no more likely than the better-off to report trouble in paying medical bills or accessing health due to cost.
But CNN, which was first to report trouble on the river, defended its conduct, saying it had been obligated to report marine radio transmissions that appeared to describe gunfire.
"Is this something that a student has the right to do, or is this something that flies against the rules and regulations of a district?" Interviews with educators suggest that surveillance of students off campus is still mostly done the old-fashioned way, by relying on students to report trouble or following students on social networks.
For example, he tells us, the credit union didn't know when its mobile banking service went down until one of its customers called in to report trouble.
Yet, nurses often report a lack of confidence in communicating with families and families report troubling relationships with nurses.
Parents with past and current eating disorders (ED) have been shown to report troubles nourishing their infants.
Participants who newly self-reported diabetes during follow-up were significantly more likely at baseline to have reported trouble sleeping, sleep duration ≤5 h, and sleep apnea (Table 1).
Neither plane had reported trouble.
