Sentence examples for trouble of dealing with from inspiring English sources

One Web site, ReturnBuy.com, relieves the retailer and the manufacturer of the trouble of dealing with returns.

In all the trouble of dealing with these men, there were moments and days of happiness, and, more, of an almost ecstatic happiness.

Dickens says it is because the events which follow the 1688 revolution would not be easily related or understood in a little history like his; that may be true, but it also saves him the trouble of dealing with Queen Victoria's more immediate forebears, which might have been a little difficult, if he had drawn them in the same crude strokes as the Stuarts and Plantagenets.

Banks will also usually charge a fee for the trouble of dealing with a returned cheque.

Alcohol quickly became a way of dealing with this trouble and confusion, of blotting out the darker elements, temporarily filling an unbearable black hole of need.

The monsignor is back to his daily routine of dealing with the immigration troubles of his mainly Hispanic parish, overseeing education programs and grousing about a pet peeve, State Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez.

A lot of couples have a lot of trouble dealing with this dynamic.

It was pretty waxy and a lot of oil-water separators had a lot of trouble dealing with it," she said.

HQ may be experiencing a bit of trouble dealing with its success.

We had plenty of trouble dealing with the press and all that hoo-hah".

I'm sorry to say that I'm flying blind here, I can't find my copy of the magazine, but recall that the journal makes for sad and bitter reading; Truffaut had lots of trouble dealing with the complex, studio-bound shoot and with Werner himself.