Sentence examples for trouble research from inspiring English sources

One in five older people who volunteer choose not to volunteer with young people because they think they are trouble, research from two children's charities reveals today.

Specifically, many mainstream sources (I'm talking to you, Matt Lauer!) for whatever reason seem to have trouble researching what Trump has said over the years about himself, his political opponents, the issues, etc., and then informing the public when he is being less than honest (read: lying).

There's been troubling research out of Australia that indicates some women are skipping their Pap tests because they have been vaccinated.

However he has no chance of ever getting the main gig, as he takes the trouble to research and learn the proper pronunciation of foreign names, an attitude distrusted in British broadcasting.

The take aways here are that people should take a deep breath when they realize they are in trouble and research all of their options vigorously and without preconceived ideas.

10 30 P.M. (A&E) GENE SIMMONS FAMILY JEWELS Mr. Simmons gets into trouble while researching a book on the history of prostitution, in which he offers a personal perspective.

In this light several problems that have troubled CTL research are discussed.

Because everybody just kept copying everyone else without troubling to research.

But there is trouble with the research council grants, too.

Humanity's immediate predecessors may have had trouble climbing trees, research suggests – so they may not have been as ape-like as many experts believe.

I am a commercial populariser of history but I take enormous trouble with the research and I won't falsify the historical record.