Sentence examples for trouble of closing from inspiring English sources

Suspicious minds might wonder if these places are so useful to British business that no government wants to go to the trouble of closing the loopholes they provide.On tax transparency at least, the tide now seems to be turning against countries that are, in some respects, western versions of Transdniestria.

In 2000, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, which long kept the school afloat, announced that the school was having financial troubles and was on the verge of closing.

The Italian authorities have gone to enormous lengths to avoid trouble, closing parts of Genoa ahead of the gathering, and hiring cruise liners to accommodate the delegations from the G8 countries.

February is soon enough that whoever runs against him will have no trouble remembering the closing paragraph of a profile of Keys that was published in the Wisconsin State Journal in late October: "Does he love his country?

Selections: No. 7 Duchess of Wicklow, No. 6 Articulate, No. 4 Spunky Cat. Duchess of Wicklow has been having trouble closing from off of the pace at sprint distances.

Another team from the city of San Francisco had trouble closing the deal today.

Martinez feels his team, who have pulled away from relegation trouble in the closing stages of the last two seasons, are finding form at the right time.

Many dealers have had trouble closing sales with car buyers because of tighter lending standards.

"Earlier in the year, we had trouble closing out games.

If you are having trouble closing Firefox, restart your computer.

The troubles of his close friend Tiger Woods provide all necessary evidence of that.