Sentence examples for trouble in establishing from inspiring English sources

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.

Sir Anthony Wagner, a recent holder of the office of Garter, wrote of Anstis's motivations: It was Martin Leake's opinion that the trouble and opposition Anstis met with in establishing himself as Garter so embittered him against the heralds that when at last in 1718 he succeeded, he made it his prime object to aggrandise himself and his office at their expense.

The 'Notes' sections at the end of each chapter are a particularly useful source of guidance that will assist researchers in establishing new methods or in trouble-shooting problematic techniques.

When Shivani Bhalla realised that lions - her country's national symbol - were in trouble, she established a project in northern Kenya to protect them.

He concedes that Merrill had some trouble establishing itself in the niche it thought it deserved in technology IPOs.

While both companies sell bottled water lines, Dasani for Coke and Aquafina for Pepsi, they have had trouble establishing dominance in the more profitable business of so-called enhanced waters — including flavored and carbonated waters and those with added vitamins and minerals — where a horde of new beverage companies like TalkingRain, Hint water and Fruit2O are giving them a run for the money.

Physicians in our U.S.-based study described a range of decision making challenges, including uncertainty in diagnosing chronic non-cancer pain conditions, discomfort assessing opioid-related risks and benefits, a lack of time and resources to provide pain care, and trouble establishing trust in patients.

If a company is in trouble — the established means of doing business haven't been working for them — they're often unusually receptive to a hiring an unconventional candidate as a leader.

To be sure, the pols had some trouble establishing that bigotry was in fact rising.

The 1998 Florida Marlins are the most egregious example (and the very reason that the team has had trouble establishing itself with fans in South Florida).