Sentence examples for trouble enlisting from inspiring English sources

When she had trouble enlisting someone, she began to panic.

But Mr. Obama has had trouble enlisting a prominent business executive, and the spot that will open when Mr. Summers returns to his Harvard professorship in January is not seen as a comfortable fit for a corporate chief.

Trouble is, the Nasdaq had trouble enlisting enough support.

Thiel plainly trusts his own hiring abilities, but further, he's reportedly having a bit of trouble enlisting the help of others in Silicon Valley who operate outside the confines of those circles.

Rush said her family has had trouble enlisting help.

To save yourself time and trouble, consider enlisting the help of a CPA while you set up your business.

The Girls get into trouble playing tag, enlist the help of a down-and-out monkey to make amends, get into still more trouble, and finally use their might and wits to set things right.

One famous example among the IT set: Back in 2001, Nike ran into trouble when it enlisted software-vendor I2 to automate its sprawling supply chain.

For those having trouble making the habit stick, try setting calendar reminders or by enlisting a friend or family member to help.

As noted above, these pieces can be quite difficult for beginners, so consider enlisting the help of a professional if you're having trouble.

Unlike Perfectionist, a limited number of producers was enlisted for Trouble; Kills worked with the musicians Guillaume Doubet, Glass John, and Haynie for the first time.