Sentence examples for suffer trouble from inspiring English sources

The states could then provide federal assistance to the poor to purchase the private health insurance of their choice, freeing them from the Medicaid ghetto that so badly underpays doctors and hospitals that the poor on Medicaid suffer trouble in finding essential care.

Then one drilling ship suffered troubles with its propulsion and pollution-control systems as well as a small fire.

Gottwald, a stout clumsy man who suffers from stomach trouble and becomes shrill and ill at ease before a gathering of more than half a dozen of his fellow-citizens, appears to have increased the national affection for Edvard Benes, the small adamantine President, who is not a Communist, or a member of any party.

And supply could shoot up in 2008, according to Ms. Doresca; in mid-January, there were 270 homes for sale on the whole Rockaway peninsula, and as owners suffer mortgage trouble, that inventory could top 400 this year.

In this light standard, GPS may suffer some trouble in satellite localization and it plays in any case an important role for the monitoring task.

As it turned out, the dentists outlived the bank, which began to suffer financial troubles in the 1970's.

Many also fumed that they were being made to suffer for troubles at a plant that did not even power their community.

The Varden, who are effectively refugees, suffer financial troubles, until Nasuada learns that she can create an expensive lace with magic, and sell it at extremely low rates.

Without sufficient myelin, patients develop brain lesions, have trouble walking, and suffer fatigue.

If the bee population suffers, farmers will have trouble regrowing key crops that require pollination, like pineapples and even coffee, an up-and-coming export.

Daniel Ricciardo finished sixth and Daniil Kvyat's car suffered gearbox trouble on the way to the start.