Sentence examples for trouble of winning from inspiring English sources

The most perplexing part of this story is that, a few days ago, it seemed as if Alexis Tsipras and his party, Syriza, were set to resist the orders being thrown at them, especially as they'd gone to the trouble of winning a referendum on whether to accept the EU demands.

The mining company says this is ridiculous and asks why it would go to all the trouble of winning approval for a university if it didn't really want to build one.

It started when Stormy Liberal won the 5½ -furlong Turf Sprint, barely getting by World Of Trouble to win at the wire by a neck.

Qualify well in the two laps given, then stay out of trouble to win.

The trouble is that the chances of winning either jackpot are extremely low and remain the same in every drawing, no matter how high the jackpot is.

– Jermain Taylor, 2013 It comes as no surprise that Jermain Taylor finds himself in legal trouble once more on the heels of winning another middleweight belt almost a decade after his initial title reign.

The trouble is that as the jackpot gets higher, the chances of winning remain the same.

The trouble with these awards, is that all the nominees are worthy of winning.

You've got the chance of winning prizes and no chance of getting in trouble".

They go to all this trouble to win the approval of a female.

Needing to beat Juan Martin del Potro to reach the semi-finals for the 11th time in 12 appearances, the 32-year-old Swiss repeatedly had to dig himself out of trouble before winning 4-6, 7-5, 7-5.