Sentence examples for same trouble with from inspiring English sources

My father probably had the same trouble with me.

"Every Georgian president, when he has tried to build a Georgian state, has had the same trouble with Russia, unfortunately," said Giga Bokeria, a deputy foreign minister.

I have the same trouble with my own name, Jiayang, which contains a sound that doesn't exist in English and is often mangled in the mouth of potential acquaintances.

His friend and rival gives Murray his biggest challenge (he does not have the same trouble with Federer), and that frees him up because he is forced to go to the limits of his talent.

But as many Muslim activists highlighted, the diversity of Muslim communities across the country means that not all Muslims perceive the same level of Islamophobia in politics or have the same troubles with pieces of legislation brought about by the Conservatives.

"I get in the same trouble at home with my wife, thinking logic will prevail.

I had the same trouble, while staying with a friend in Kyoto, when I insisted on lying down after lunch.

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.

The trouble McCracken has with Christian hipsters is the same trouble everyone everywhere has with hipsters, which is that they often seem to lack authenticity.

"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".

Having a friend or partner, especially with the same "trouble areas," helping motivate you often makes working out way more fun!