Sentence examples for trouble preparing from inspiring English sources

Though Caltrans has gone to great lengths to warn drivers before each bridge shutdown, it has sometimes had trouble preparing commuters for the changes once the roadway reopens.

Supplemental nutrition shakes and drinks can be helpful for people who struggle with a loss of appetite, have difficulty chewing, have trouble preparing balanced meals, or are recovering from surgery or an illness.

Mr. Kerry remembers Mr. Kennedy telling him on the Senate floor in March that he was having trouble preparing for an event he had been extremely excited for — throwing out the first pitch on opening day at Fenway Park.

If you are having trouble preparing your financial report, look up the financial report of a company that operates in the same industry as your organization.

If you're in money trouble, prepare for a long ride.

In addition, although evidence shows that burglars do not necessarily target more affluent areas (Bernasco and Nieuwbeerta [2005]) (since these have often higher security), it is possible that those who go to the trouble of preparing a burglary using online sources might consider the trade-offs of targeting more affluent areas over less affluent ones.

The bigger the project, the more likely one of the partners will be a large company that has gone to the trouble of preparing its own agreement.

There's nothing worse than going to the trouble of preparing food only to discover it's going to go to waste.

If they have gone to the trouble to prepare for you, be a gracious guest and take advantage of their preparations.

Miller usually takes great trouble to prepare herself for interviews.

Baby artichokes from foggy California are delicious and no trouble to prepare.