Sentence examples for trouble building from inspiring English sources

But building a completely soft robot has remained a challenge, because even if engineers can build a silicone body, they still had trouble building soft versions of certain essential parts, such as the control system and the power source.

"Stroh's really had trouble building the national brands it needed to compete".

I asked him whether, as even some Republicans have suggested, Ronald Reagan would have trouble building a winning coalition today.

Despite its research efforts, deCODE has had trouble building a sustainable business, and it filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009.

SuSE is not the only company that has had trouble building a viable business based on the free operating system.

But they described how he lurched from one priority to another and had trouble building a loyal team.

PC Card versions of Ricochet modems are just beginning to ship for about $300, at a time, alas, when the firm has admitted to troubles building its spotty system.

Yet parts of the free system used by most Cubans are in trouble: buildings and equipment are decaying, dispensaries lack even basic medicines.

The trouble is building nuclear plants is a lost art in Britain.

Few of the thousands of new e-businesses wanted the expense and trouble of building their own fulfilment operations.

The idea of floating platforms that capture wave energy is technically feasible, but it seems more trouble than building wind turbines.