Sentence examples for same trouble as from inspiring English sources

"The more you move to transmission lines that cross lots of states, the more you'll have the same trouble as you did with Keystone XL".

Private equity firms also may not want to take the same trouble as Mr. Trump to revive failed companies they own.

Though not formally acquitted, Mr Nikitin is now a free man with an open invitation to the White House.Stung by that defeat, Russia's twitchy security services have come down all the harder on Grigory Pasko, a Vladivostok journalist, who is in the same trouble as Mr Nikitin, but a lot deeper.

This is not spectral inversion for pitch; but, a dramatic shift makes most of the same trouble as inversion.

I only hope you have the same trouble as us.

Rather says to look for "additional big banks to get into the same trouble" as UBS.

It seems obvious that Indonesia has all the same troubles as its neighbours only worse.Yet when it comes to restructuring its banks, Indonesia's problems are actually the opposite of surrounding countries.

Katie, the Buyhandpicked personal shopper who picked up my request, had the same troubles as me initially — especially as I'd set the budget to a non-lavish sub-£50.

I have the same trouble when, as an alum interviewer, I talk to students applying to Brown University.

The event, like the show, was a love fest, and you had to wonder if Loriot hadn't had the same trouble tasking himself with critical questions as he did putting any to his subject, who was playing to a rapt audience.

You could get in trouble as well.