Sentence examples for trouble of having from inspiring English sources

It also saves employers the trouble of having to retrain workers.

Some people don't want to go through the trouble of having a house built.

My boss — or perhaps his assistant — even went to the trouble of having my initials monogrammed on the cover.

"Maybe in 100 years, some historians will watch this to save themselves the trouble of having to read it themselves".

They would like nothing more than for the court to save Congress the trouble of having to muster the votes to try to repeal the law.

A spinoff may be a good move for Time Warner and its management, saving them the trouble of having to turn around this business.

It was clearly a favourite: when it tore at the front, Churchill went to the trouble of having a large patch inexpertly sewn on to the chest.

At a dinner there recently, Ms. Arzak saved us the trouble of having to choose; she simply served four of the most renowned.

In The Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Nolan put a gas mask on Hardy's face which saved them the trouble of having to loop his dialogue.

"Army Wives" is a domestic drama in which the troubles of marriage are never equated with the troubles of having too much.

Why go to all this trouble instead of having agencies set up their own repositories for papers?