Sentence examples for trouble in using from inspiring English sources

All the four subjects had no trouble in using the instruction support viewer.

Among those who remain sexually active, many complain of having trouble in using a condom regularly and there are still men and women living with HIV who experience difficulty maintaining safe sex even though the rates vary widely according to the specific group, the period under observation and the definition of safe sex [ 6, 39].

(Carol)During the interview, six participants described symptoms that could be interpreted as being severe, for example, frequent spells of troubling joint pain and difficulty in using the affected joint(s).

This symbol is not a joke, and can lead to serious trouble if used in the wrong circumstances.

Hansard on the series' Dec. 4 episode titled "Trouble In Candyland," using Adam Peterr Krause and Crosbyy's (Dax Shepard) studio to record a few tracks on the NBC drama.

Rappers like 50 Cent and J. Cole get in trouble for using "autistic" out of context in their tweets or lyrics.

In elementary school, I got in trouble for using a "made up" word "serendipity"; when I protested, I was whipped.

Andrew Sullivan, a blogger for The Atlantic, wrote, "There's a reason the MSM is in trouble," using the blogosphere abbreviation for mainstream media.

The updates may also be the cause of the issues several people seem to be experiencing with the site this morning, which so far, include the inability to sign in, trouble using Facebook Connect, problems "liking" things, the inability to write on friends' walls and the inability to post  status updates.

However, you can get in trouble using the trim tabs.

On Comedy Central, he told Mr. Stewart: "What got me in trouble was using the word clean.