Sentence examples for trouble created from inspiring English sources

With the game tied at 30-30 at intermission, the Wildcats had 11 team fouls to Ohio State's 2. Although the Wildcats managed to stay in the game, their foul trouble created an intriguing subplot, limiting the versatile forward Terrence Jones to 25 minutes.

To its credit, the Court's majority recognized the trouble created by the ruling and suggested that firms would not be entitled to discriminate on the basis of race.

"Some have had trouble creating accounts and logging in to the site," Ms. Tavenner said.

Many shoppers have had trouble creating accounts, preventing them from seeing insurance plans.

While the Idaho scientists said Idaho Gem appeared normal, they did have trouble creating him.

The negotiators in Copenhagen are having trouble creating a weak "political argument" let alone a world government.

They share their technical knowledge freely and have had no trouble creating and maintaining their own radio e-mail networks.

The expansion Blue Jackets had trouble creating scoring opportunities and couldn't stop the Kings from getting shots.

The Texans had no trouble creating lanes with zone run blocks and exploiting Miami's lack of physicality at inside linebacker.

Developers of games played on a touch screen like the iPhone's, on the other hand, have had trouble creating controls for some types of games.

Like kids who grow up in unstable homes, millennials who come of age in an unstable economy have trouble creating functional financial lives later.