Sentence examples for trouble establishing from inspiring English sources

And do you feel Richards and Gaborik will have any trouble establishing chemistry?

Whoever is proclaimed the victor may have trouble establishing their legitimacy.

Put another way, why is the country having so much trouble establishing its international priorities?

In both cases, politicians will have trouble establishing boundaries for assistance.

Now that the situation is changing, or starting to change, they have trouble establishing a positive definition.

Parties facing an incumbent president often have trouble establishing the stature of their candidates in the early going.

One NGO director reported that her organization had the resources to offer free treatments to women in need of follow-up but had troubles establishing reliable contacts with MOH personnel and staff of another NGO with "broken" cryotherapy equipment willing to coordinate referrals.

The boulevard theatres of Paris experienced less trouble in establishing themselves.

It's too mean-spirited generally and has a lot of trouble in establishing and sustaining a tone.

Of the 23 firms, 14 claimed to be exempt from the rule, but the board said none of the auditors of those 14 smaller firms had gone to the trouble of establishing whether that was actually the case.

Charter school operators complained that they were having trouble getting established because of the high cost of real estate, especially in New York City.