Sentence examples for trouble nowadays from inspiring English sources

But the trouble nowadays is that these attributes are simply not enough.

The most common background of families which get into real trouble nowadays has to do with crime, alcohol or disease; none of these is part of the problem of Cathy and Reg.

The Daily Express and Daily Star no longer matter and nor does the Daily Mirror trouble him nowadays.

Money and clothes are the main things we have trouble sharing nowadays, but I want to take a step back.

The end-to-end model, which was designed for special data transmission in the early age of Internet, is causing troubles everywhere in nowadays content based web services.

Nowadays, skin trouble sometimes seems enough to destroy young lives; Jordana wears her barely perceptible eczema like a fashion accessory.

Unfortunately, most people nowadays have trouble recalling anything more complex than "Dónde está la biblioteca?" decades after their last high school Spanish lesson.

Fat-cat moves that can get you in trouble with the AMT nowadays include having too many children or living in a high-tax state (since state and local taxes are not deductible under the AMT).

If Belgium did not already exist, would anyone nowadays take the trouble to invent it?Such questions could be asked of many countries.

Nowadays I have trouble remembering that.

Nowadays, we are troubled by economic uncertainty, anxious about social discord, unsettled by conflict abroad and unwilling to take risks.