Sentence examples for that no trouble from inspiring English sources

He is determined that no trouble on South Africa's northern border should upset his country's hosting of the football World Cup in June and July.Some argue that the unity government has made a bit of progress over the past year.

When Washington gave Knox the assignment, he wrote that "no trouble or expense must be spared to obtain them".

In the case of firms' physical investment one may be tempted to argue that a firm that has no trouble financing its investment activities should have a higher investment to capital ratio than when it has trouble obtaining funds, ceteris paribus.

Here are a few tricks that most dogs have no trouble mastering: Rolling over.

And word is that it's quiet on that tier, no trouble, and they have frozen burritos.

But for all its aquatic action, this is a pulse-quickening real-life thriller that has no trouble generating excitement on dry land.

The ones that had no trouble engaging our booth babes were always the overconfident weirdos.

She was told about "butter-stretching," Next we called on a Mrs. Fox, who owns a dog that gives her no trouble,, but her allergic maid does.

After that, there was no trouble finding a place to park, but there was of course only one more goal, as France tied England, 1-1.

Justice Samuel Alito, writing for the majority, said that he had "no trouble" concluding that this sort of insurance coverage "substantially burdened" the owners of Hobby Lobby — burdened them morally, if not financially.

But after that start Dixon had no trouble making his contract.