Sentence examples for trouble of using from inspiring English sources

Ryanair customers who went to the trouble of using the airline's own credit card to avoid paying a £6 admin fee will no longer have that benefit after the firm announced that all passengers will have to pay the charge.

If your assets are in Fort Knox, what customer would actually go through the trouble of using them?

Earlier this month, news outlets reported that sales of canned tuna have plummeted in part because millennials don't want to go to the trouble of using a can opener. .

You can get an electric razor too if you don't want to go to the trouble of using shaving cream down there.

eBay has been having trouble finding ways of using Skype across its other products.

As we reported earlier, eBay has been having trouble finding ways of using Skype across its other products (which CEO John Donahoe admits in a quote from the press release).

Rappers like 50 Cent and J. Cole get in trouble for using "autistic" out of context in their tweets or lyrics.

And just yesterday, in a grandiose ad rather out of keeping with their well-done "next big thing" campaign, the Note was made out to be the end of all our troubles, ending the tyranny of using our fingers and letting us circle and cross out and all those things you wish you could do on your obviously-now-obsolete iPhone.

But he was troubled by the idea of using violence -- even in self-defense.

And Mr. Kelly has said that he is troubled by the lack of using e-mail messages, a routine function in most workplaces, for the majority of the department's 55,000 employees.

Equally troubling is the trend of using "women's empowerment" as an empty buzzword, fashionable to talk about it and even easier to discard.