Sentence examples for this much trouble from inspiring English sources

"I've never had this much trouble finding a job as I have now," he said.

"I think it's really unfortunate that someone that bright would be in this much trouble".

I have never had this much trouble moving on after a relationship ends.

"No one goes to this much trouble if they don't think you'll get the message," the diplomat said.

If doing even the most basic tasks of daily living is this much trouble, you wonder, why bother?

My business partner said: 'If you've had this much trouble sorting out the lease, imagine what it will be like trying to build this thing'".

"The fact that these are the only nests found so far this year shows how much trouble this species is in," he said.

You'll be able to find this yourself without much trouble, but Kotaku has calls in to R* to figure out how the heck this leaked.

This was to give much trouble in engineering and also in such spheres as economics and agricultural science.

No writer in this series had as much trouble as Malcolm Lowry, from inside and out, with his work-in-progress.

This brought Longfellow so much trouble that he decided not to write about slavery any more; he decided to leave that to Sumner.