Sentence examples for trouble of establishing from inspiring English sources

Of the 23 firms, 14 claimed to be exempt from the rule, but the board said none of the auditors of those 14 smaller firms had gone to the trouble of establishing whether that was actually the case.

It's too mean-spirited generally and has a lot of trouble in establishing and sustaining a tone.

He barely had any biography at all, because biography arises from interaction with other people, & he was too isolated & too troubled to establish that kind of connection.

The boulevard theatres of Paris experienced less trouble in establishing themselves.

Hitzlsperger is determined not only to retain Stuttgart's Bundesliga status but also stop them getting into this sort of trouble again by establishing a long-term vision at the club based on stability at the top and, crucially, an identity on the pitch based around homegrown talent, something Stuttgart were once renowned for.

MOSCOW — Russia's Investigative Committee on Monday acknowledged for the first time that 37-year-old Sergei L. Magnitsky died in pretrial detention because prison authorities denied him medical care, setting the stage for prosecution in a case that has come to epitomize Russia's trouble establishing rule of law.

Parties facing an incumbent president often have trouble establishing the stature of their candidates in the early going.

But Wray had trouble establishing an identity of her own and never released another solo album.

With such felicitous casting in the comic roles, any "Twelfth Night" might have some trouble establishing the importance of the twins, Viola (Sue Cremin) and Sebastian (Rick Stear), separated during a storm at sea.

Charter school operators complained that they were having trouble getting established because of the high cost of real estate, especially in New York City.

In addition to the lack of evidence, authorities were having trouble establishing a motive.