Sentence examples for take more trouble over from inspiring English sources

It may even free officials' energies to take more trouble over the rest.

Can't Summerstage take more trouble over these matters?

In economics this is called a "flight to quality": when people are being careful with their cash, they take more trouble over their choices.

Of one dwarfish ancestor, an ailing woman with jumbled teeth and jumbled speech, she writes with real love, no doubt taking more trouble over her than anyone did in her life.

G.M., however, will have more trouble winning over its bondholders.

Some friends take more joy in your troubles than your triumphs.

For example: (range 1 (very poor) - 7 (excellent) Baseline answer: 4; "I have more trouble taking a walk, and I experience a bit more difficulty doing household chores.

The trouble was that it took more than a year to "join 'em".

MORE TROUBLE FOR BILLS An already banged-up Buffalo defense took more hits.

I have to take a lot more trouble physically.

"The internet has caused brick and mortar retailers more trouble than benefit over the past fifteen years.