Sentence examples for the trouble because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gjerde said he goes to the trouble because the food is better.

The poppies that produce the stuff naturally go to the trouble because it confuses the nervous systems of potential pests.

Average sale prices have declined by about 10percentt, but that only hints at the seriousness of the trouble, because hardly anything is moving.

Some at Millwall have pointed to the late-kick off time of 5.15pm as a factor in the trouble because of the increased time it allows for drinking before the match.

But Dr. Prohaska decided this awkward experiment was worth the trouble, because new large-scale studies of DNA are causing her and many of her colleagues to rethink the very nature of genes.

But more than half of beneficiaries, 53 percent, agreed with the statement that the cards "are not worth the trouble because they don't do enough to help people with their drug costs, and they are too confusing to use".

We suspected they were trying to stir up trouble because, from the beginning, Alawi were attacking our demonstrations often.

Testaverde declined to offer details of what was done last week, but -- after first taking responsibility for the troubles because he is the leader of the offense -- he said he thought it was a productive week.

The trouble comes because, based on their positions on the issues, none of them are the perfect candidate.

But that's where the trouble begins, because although consumers find overloaded gadgets unmanageable, they also find them attractive.

The trouble started because MicroStrategy, which Saylor founded eleven years ago, when he was twenty-four, had been forced by Securities and Exchange Commission regulations to adhere to more conservative accounting practices.