Sentence examples for trouble of processing from inspiring English sources

"Dogs are plentiful, good for you, easy to cook and tasty, and eating them is vastly more reasonable than going through all the trouble of processing them into protein bits to become the food for the other species that become our food".

"Every step of processing changes the possibilities".

Dan Nagin, an expert in vets' issues at Harvard, points out that one of the VA's current struggles is that it's evaluating benefits claims based on a (legally enshrined) WWI-era conception of disability that has trouble processing modern understandings of mental health issues or other complex medical problems.

I genuinely have trouble processing the idea of a royal doing something so 'biological', especially in public.

But Rajeev seemed distracted; he told me that he had trouble processing the extravagance of yesterday's event, and that he wasn't sure what to say to the Minister.

Death is scary, and even members of society with requisite training and experience (including funeral directors, therapists and clergy) sometimes have trouble processing the death of a loved one.

For starters, the V.A. is having trouble processing claims for benefits of any sort.

He seems to have some trouble processing the questions asked of him. .

That might mean loss of communication centers.' " 'What do you mean?' " 'He would have trouble processing speech -- knowing the meaning of what was said to him, being able to communicate his ideas.

It's no shock that stay-at-home, casserole-cooking, Bryn Mawr-educated Betty is miserable; she's lonely, unfulfilled and having so much trouble processing the grief over the recent loss of her mother that she suffers from mysterious hand tremors.

When I found that only 2percentt of practicing physicians in the United States are black women, I had trouble processing the thought.