Sentence examples for trouble integrating from inspiring English sources

Nuance blamed trouble integrating recent acquisitions.

It paid an inflated price, $8 billion, and had trouble integrating the two operations.

He has had trouble integrating Mark Messier, the Rangers' captain, back into the lineup.

But the holding company has encountered trouble integrating and managing its new properties.

Europe France and Italyly in particular — has trouble integrating Muslim immigrants and worries about Islamic extremists.

Felix Rojas's script, however, has trouble integrating the light and dark elements of his fraternal portraits.

Markel suffered unprofitable years in 2000 and 2001, mainly because of troubles integrating a foreign acquisition.

While this grows the audience for their product, I don't think many people will go to the trouble of integrating FeedoStyle into their online home pages since those tools are already included with the services.

"This community crosses time and space with its traditions, and we in Europe have trouble to integrate them.

But yes, he does think Russia has "such a huge capacity for good, and the opposite" that it is worth taking time and trouble to integrate the country successfully with the rest of Europe.Nor does Mr Talbott's character, at least on the surface, betray much romanticism or strong emotion of any other kind.

And it also means that if you're fond of a service that's less popular than Dropbox — one that third-party apps probably aren't going to go to the trouble to integrate themselves — then you're going to be totally out of luck.