Sentence examples for trouble filtering from inspiring English sources
Kids often have a lot of trouble filtering out distractions, so take that out of the equation, so to speak.
Mischa has trouble filtering out background noise, and Mrs. Bolden said she had fought with school officials to pay for hearing-aid amplifiers.
Although portable reverse-osmosis devices are available, most work slowly and have trouble filtering out water pollutants.
Here are some difficulties they may face... Trouble filtering out noises.
If problems persist, and California really suffers economically, troubles could filter through the rest of the economy.
The frequent multitaskers performed worse because they had more trouble organizing their thoughts and filtering out irrelevant information, and they were slower at switching from one task to another.
The trouble with filters, of course, is that they aren't perfect - particularly computer-based ones.
The trouble is air filter masks are expensive (generally around 40+ USD) not including the cost for replacement filters.
The trouble is, these filters are dumb: they can't tell the difference between a sexual solicitation sent by e-mail and a news story about restrictions on online pornography or between a computer virus and a story about a computer virus.
The layoffs at the Freightliner plant illustrate how troubles that began in real estate have filtered through the economy.
