Sentence examples for trouble of securing from inspiring English sources

(Miami Velvet is B.Y.O.B., to avoid the trouble of securing a liquor license, so Stone had brought along a bottle of the brand p.i.n.k).

After all, why should Google go to the expense and trouble of securing all those programming rights in the marketplace when its friends in the Obama Administration can so easily give it direct access to those rights at consumers' expense?

If he was a conman, why go to all the trouble of securing patents?

If for any reason Saudi oil could not get to the market, world prices would spike and Americans would feel the pain just like everybody else.Even so, some American critics suggest that the Fifth Fleet should be saved the trouble and expense of securing the safe passage of oil from Saudi Arabia.

With Cain facing the sex allegations and Perry's campaign in deep trouble Romney's chances of securing the nomination increased on Wednesday night.

Mr Worthington said: "A lot of people went to an awful lot of trouble to secure the vote for us so it really is your duty to vote if you can.

The Welshman held a 27-second lead going into the final stage - won by German Andre Greipel - and stayed out of trouble to secure overall victory.

The 2014 BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year held a 27-second lead going into the final stage - won by German Andre Greipel - and stayed out of trouble to secure overall victory.

The International Cycling Union (UCI) had warned that Astana's cash troubles could endanger its chances of securing a new four-year licence, prompting speculation that Contador – the world's top-ranked rider – could be released by the team.

CLINTON: I anticipated that some of you might have trouble focussing, so I took the liberty of securing the exits.

The Russians make no bones over linking trouble in Abkhazia to Georgia's hopes of securing NATO membership, which they strongly resist.