Sentence examples for the trouble extends from inspiring English sources

The trouble extends beyond voting rights.

But the trouble extends beyond this high-profile case, according to some critics.

You'd expect Nintendo to create its updates so as to disable or otherwise interfere with modded Wiis, but this time the trouble extends to 100percentt clean Wiis.

Now researchers have found that elevated risk of psychiatric trouble extends into adulthood, sometimes even a decade after the intimidation has ended.

He suggests that there will be trouble extending the treatment to tense, modals and quantifiers and that this spells trouble for expressivism.

Will that sort of trouble extend to the U.S. TV market?

One of the central aims of the legislation was to introduce earlier intervention with families in trouble, extending support that could forestall the need to take children into care.

But the Jaguars' troubles extend beyond the team's record because the league's collective bargaining agreement has widened the gap between large- and small-market teams, industry experts say.

Davis has tried twice to go up and under and had trouble extending and finishing.

Verizon and other companies have had trouble extending high-speed Internet connections over digital subscriber lines, or D.S.L., from their networks and into the local maze of connections to individual homes and businesses.

As a result, scientists from abroad "have trouble extending our visas, and our careers are in jeopardy.