Sentence examples for trouble analyzing from inspiring English sources

Even Dr. Melfi would have trouble analyzing this CBGB-meets-beach-party-meets-vaudeville tableau.

Strasburg sometimes has trouble analyzing his problems or tweaking mechanics in the middle of innings because he can't seem to slow himself down.

The computer program he had built in a long-running collaboration with Dr. Pollard showed increasing sophistication in its ability to explain the behavior of ice sheets, but it had some trouble analyzing the past.

A lawyer at the American Civil Liberties Union, Gregory T. Nojeim, predicted that the new guidelines would cause a flood of new information that the bureau will have trouble analyzing.

The results are limited to one state, and researchers had trouble analyzing data for Hispanic students.

They agreed, and there you are: today Bond is accepted to such an extent that even philosophers take the trouble to analyze him, even intellectuals enjoy defending him or attacking him.

Darya, who is a professional data cruncher, had gone to the trouble of printing out, analyzing and charting all the documents that had been presented in court.

When analyzing these individual trouble spots, the author reveals himself to be a deep, lucid and well-read thinker.

The advantage over the MSP is that it also addresses the question of the extent of promoter methylation, without going into the trouble of cloning, sequencing and analyzing each and every CpG, a major advantage over bisulfite sequencing.

If you're not having symptom trouble after that, there's no reason to keep analyzing stuff.

However, when analyzing the occurrence of LBP and related trouble during military service, parents' education does show an increasing gradient for LBP lending support to the credibility of the baseline-findings.