Sentence examples for trouble delivering from inspiring English sources

Women moving from low altitudes to high ones also have more trouble delivering oxygen to their babies during pregnancy.

The company had failed to replace machinery to keep pace with manufacturing advances in the industry and had trouble delivering goods on time.

Actors, even good ones, get swallowed by that machinery or have trouble delivering a memorable performance because they are acting against little more than a green screen.

Mr. Bush has been forced to campaign in Florida, which his brother, Gov. Jeb Bush, was supposed to have no trouble delivering for him.

But with the economy slowing at least a bit from its feverish pace and retail sales beginning to ease as well, she may have trouble delivering.

Miramar has undergone a management and chef change, but the transition seems relatively seamless, with a new menu as complex and innovative as the old one and a kitchen that has no trouble delivering on the menu's promises.

Trouble delivers its R.S.V.P. on Meg and Sarah's very first night of residence, in the form of three housebreakers who want something very valuable that the previous owner has left behind.

The next most heavily funded company, Hampton Creek, has had its share of troubles delivering on its plan to produce veggie-based foods, in particular eggless versions of traditionally egg-reliant products like mayo.

had no trouble being delivered.

His efforts are reinforced by a well-trained dining room staff of young people who know the menu, have tasted the food and take the trouble to deliver it to the right diner.

Another 54 were told it was too much trouble to deliver the data.