Sentence examples for trouble shifting from inspiring English sources

All four options are over 30, and we're having real trouble shifting Kolarov and Zabaleta.

MAZDA Some Mazda 3 and Mazda 6 owners may have trouble shifting 6-speed manual transmissions into third or fourth gear.

That can add up depending on the tax regime, but in the midst of a boom in American whiskey, they're not having much trouble shifting it.

In the end, the Coast Guard reported that it was having trouble shifting messages into its archives (but no trouble in transmitting the messages themselves) and some telephones with caller ID were recording calls as having been received on March 1 (but most will correct themselves on March 2).

If you watch closely he had some trouble shifting from fourth to fifth.

Because its production was so similar to Measurement Specialties' method of light electronic assembly, Mallon had little trouble shifting the AMP production line from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, to his Shenzhen plant in China's Guangdong province.

The finger-pointing in Merrill Lynch's bonus troubles shifted to a new target on Monday in two court documents that essentially said: blame the lawyers.

Those lines brilliantly capture the moment when the narrative of the Troubles shifted from a peaceful utopian struggle for civil rights to a violent nationalist struggle for self-determination.

If the bike is having trouble down shifting (shifting to larger rings; chain hugs the smaller cogs) then tighten the cable tension by screwing the tension screw out (counterclockwise) a little bit at a time until it is shifting properly.

If the bike is having trouble up shifting (shifting to smaller rings; chain sticks too close to the larger cogs) then loosen the cable tension by turning the tension screw clockwise in a small amount.

"The economy is still in a severe recession, layoffs are accelerating and it seems that the troubles are shifting from consumers to businesses," Mr. Smith said.