Sentence examples for trouble to discover from inspiring English sources

Very few companies take the trouble to discover where the wood in their products originates.

But it's worth taking the trouble to discover first-rate pieces amid the reams of pretty good ones.

"This has been an amazing education, certainly in our history, because we've gone to so much trouble to discover the role these cups played in our history," he said.

Note: If your parents would really go to that amount of trouble to discover what you've been doing, you have more to talk to them about than wearing thongs.

"I was troubled to discover Paul Pogba's Mr 15% is actually only a Mr 10% (Monday's Bits and Bobs).

A few years ago, while enjoying the indulgence of the weekend newspaper, I was troubled to discover that Marieke Hardy had, among other fine qualities, "nice tits".

Lang and her counsel were also troubled to discover that there were "no written records of any kind….calling into question the reliability and standardization of all its testing procedures".

It takes time and trouble merely to discover what permits a business needs.

The idea of going through all that trouble just to discover some grody Basketcase creature has been stealing my baby's precious nutrients would drive me bananas.

The 23-year-old, like everyone else, struggles to explain the reason behind Collymore's uncanny ability to discover trouble but the winger's verdict on Fulham's decision to sign him is overwhelming.

She suspects they're trouble, and she's about to discover how right she is: they've come to Alaska to pan illegally for gold.