Sentence examples for trouble progressing from inspiring English sources

If there are any question marks around Australia – who should have little trouble progressing to the semi-finals – it could be their age and the hole-punching, yard-munching ability of the forwards.

The question that is as eternal as the flame which has been carried in troubled progress around the world from Athens since March is: what next?

However, Looking Glass Studios experienced serious financial trouble as development progressed into mid-1997.

Indeed, six trips into a too-little, too-late peace effort, Ms. Rice is having as much trouble making progress with Israel, America's close ally, as with Palestinians.

It's as if the country has such trouble making progress on a range of issues because the President isn't big on inviting the Republicans over to the White House for a jackets-off, sleeves-up night of gin rummy, bourbon, and branch water.

Why can't it continue to go up?" If there were a fixed limit to human life spans and we were approaching it, he says, then the countries whose populations live the longest should be having more and more trouble making progress.

But we had trouble making progress after that, because for other things people were complaining about, we couldn't use the "we don't do this in the U.S". argument.

If it starts progressing, you're going to have trouble".

For example, the difficulty of an exercise should increase faster for those who are progressing well compared to those who are having trouble performing the exercise.

But many victims of the most recent troubles say progress toward reconciliation has been slow.

Although there were still legitimate grumbles to be heard as the tournament progressed, teething troubles were largely ironed out as the event went on.