Sentence examples for trouble removing from inspiring English sources

If you have trouble removing the suspicious speck, it's probably a nit.

Restorers had trouble removing the lipstick and she was ordered to pay compensation.

As a last resort, you might want to ask [email protected] if you're having trouble removing yourself from a list.

If you have trouble removing the browser, check out Google's instructions for manually yanking Chrome off a Windows system.

The front end of the bus was so heavily damaged that rescuers had trouble removing some victims.

The trend that worries investors most is the rise of bonds that allow the borrower to skip cash interest payments if it hits financial trouble, removing one of the most attractive features of bonds: the guaranteed fixed income.

If he or she is having trouble, remove clutter or buy a ramp, stool, or pet staircase so he or she can reach these places.

If you had any troubles removing KIS this way, use the official kavremover tool to clean everything up.

Hence, the New Yorker's dilemma: resign yourself to living with an unsightly object year-round or go to the trouble of removing it?

It could also probably get by without the four gas lamps on Duddell Street, except they have become something of a landmark now, so it is not worth the trouble of removing them.

"It's a way to send short messages when it is not socially appropriate to fish out your device," he said, or in many other instances when people simply don't want to go to the trouble of removing a device from a pocket.