Sentence examples for soon having trouble from inspiring English sources

Bellow was soon having trouble with it.

Sprint could soon have trouble persuading hardware manufacturers to build devices for its network.

Despite her allergy, Amarria ate the nut and soon had trouble breathing.

Mr. Garcia was working at a supermarket in Manhattan, but he soon had trouble keeping up with the rent, and later that year, they arrived at the Brooklyn shelter.

I know I'm looking through the right end of the telescope on this, because I know that the handyman driving his truck around will soon have trouble finding new business.

But the couple soon had troubles, and sought counseling at the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center on the Upper East Side after their daughter, Maya, was born.

For a variety of reasons, FIDE soon began having trouble financing world championship matches and started using "knockout" tournaments, involving very short matches and fast time controls for the games for the men's title in 1999 and for the women's in 2000.

Soon Dad is having trouble with the remote for the new television and like any middle-aged father has to call his teenage son to help.

At Themis, Mr. Arnuk and Mr. Saluzzi soon noticed they were having trouble completing what previously were easy orders.

He hopes to be able to make more money soon, but he is having trouble paying for transportation to class.

Another told the network that at least one helicopter had reached the vessel, adding that other passengers had remained in their cabins soon after the accident but were having trouble keeping their balance.