Sentence examples for trouble in gaining from inspiring English sources

Michigan reportedly "found no trouble in gaining as she pleased," scoring 18 points in the first half and 10 more in the second.

Although endonasal anatomic variations occur frequently, they only rarely cause trouble in gaining access to the sellar region and, therefore, can be dealt with by the experienced pituitary surgeon in practically all cases.

But Jack Conway, the Democratic Senate candidate in Kentucky, had trouble gaining traction in what was shaping up as a tough year for Democrats.

Page B1 SEEKING AMERICAN MARKETS Cheil Worldwide, a global agency based in South Korea, has had trouble gaining traction in the United States.

A duet called "Kids," which Williams recorded in 2000 with Kylie Minogue an Australian singer who has also had trouble gaining traction in America sums up the dark British sophistication that amounts to self-imposed quarantine.

But it seems that the social network is having trouble gaining users in the U.S against the leader in the DIY space, Ning, which is growing at a rapid pace.

But while the social network is growing, it is still having trouble gaining users in the U.S against the leader in the DIY space, Ning, which hit one million social networks recently.

In Israel, we had trouble gaining access to districts in urban areas with high traffic.

A duet called "Kids," which Williams recorded in 2000 with Kylie Minogue — an Australian singer who has also had trouble gaining traction in America — sums up the dark British sophistication that amounts to self-imposed quarantine.

Results: Like other candidates who entered the race late, Mr. Thompson had trouble gaining traction in the early voting states.

Though the left-wing Social Democrats traditionally have had trouble gaining traction in the campaign against the Christian Social Union, they are led this year by an unusually strong candidate, Christian Ude, the mayor of Munich.