Sentence examples for trouble producing from inspiring English sources

Vaccine producers are having trouble producing large amounts of the vaccine, and some experts predict other countries where vaccine is being produced may hoard it.

Other one-on-one sports, like tennis, have no trouble producing rankings.

In a drought the tree has trouble producing enough resin, and is overwhelmed.

More of a problem is that the prosecution is having some trouble producing its witnesses as it would like.

The agreement frees up about $275 million that for two years has been awaiting procedures to accommodate claimants who have trouble producing the documentation normally required.

The United States economy, which has trouble producing enough jobs to keep the middle class intact, has left these youngsters all-but-completely behind.

The slightest hint of trouble produced an outburst of swearing: "Putain la vache.

A1 City Faces Fine on Protesters New York City, avoiding legal trouble, produced a list of roughly 600 people detained during the Republican National Convention.

In the provocative Elephant, a near-wordless short about the Troubles produced by a young Danny Boyle, we watch 18 wordless sectarian murders.

They have confounded the skeptics before with their inflation forecasting, but that was before the credit crunch and housing market's troubles produced the economy's current ailment.

The song explores topics such as the troubles produced from being famous, social concerns and features numerous pop culture references.