Sentence examples for trouble gathering from inspiring English sources

Because of vacancies, it has had trouble gathering a quorum, though recently added members have helped.

At the moment, Mr. Abbas is having trouble gathering enough support on the Security Council and among major European powers.

Blessed with charm and an infectious joie de vivre, the flamboyant Mr. Khan had no trouble gathering clients and friends.

Those unable to produce big enough financial returns have had trouble gathering more cash for their next startup portfolios.

Ultimately some 4,800 people showed up, most of them male and looking for trouble, gathering between Cologne's train station and its famous cathedral.

At the same time, the secular opposition party is having trouble gathering the 110 votes needed to kill the package in the Constitutional Court.

If prices reflect all information, then there is no gain from going to the trouble of gathering it, so no one will.

A blogger named Paul Francis went to the trouble of gathering Facebook user data via an advertiser tool that facilitates audience targeting.

While we wait for housing prices to hit bottom and the Treasury Department to decide just whose sorry debt to bail out, a wave of commercial real estate debt trouble is gathering power.

They can pull out of this trouble by doubling down on marketing and gathering the smartwatch users as they learn to love watches but they won't pull out of it by building smartwatches for volleyball players.

Financial troubles will make this summer's July 2-7 gathering the last for the venerable festival, the oldest Christian music and arts festival in the U.S.