Sentence examples for trouble solving from inspiring English sources

He had trouble solving his own problems, though.

Dr. Shneiderman wants the public to realize that there are people who have trouble solving complicated problems while they are talking.

But they'll have trouble solving many of them if they can't get past this and realize that Democrats don't have to bribe voters — not when their opponents are so interested in insulting them.

"When I was watching them, they seemed to grab a stick whenever they appeared unable to figure something out," she said, rather as a mathematician has trouble solving a problem without a pencil in hand.

When the Gators opened the game with the full-court press that had served them so well, the Cowboys had little trouble solving it, passing and running up the court for easy baskets and a 5-point lead.

They are perhaps the most stark component of a quandary Europe has had much trouble solving: how to continue to meet its international obligation to protect those fleeing war and persecution while keeping out those it fears will form a permanent underclass or, in the worst cases, expose their countries to terrorism.

This database also facilitates problem solving and simplifies trouble shooting.

He had a rare gift for defusing conflict, providing comfort to those in trouble and solving problems with creativity, wit and compassion.

Compared with incorporating human factors into classic car-following models [17], it is much easier for the proposed model to achieve, which is understandable and has no trouble in solving more complicated equations.

The advantage of the method is that it employs an approximate system instead of a true one to design the parameters, which overcomes the trouble of solving a transcendental equation.

When the node density increases, CSMA has huge troubles with solving all channel access requests into channel access.