Sentence examples for trouble to use from inspiring English sources

We, the protesters, chanted slogans and held up placards and marched along Beaver Street, where some of us got into good trouble, to use the catchphrase: we sat down in the middle of the road and symbolically panhandled.

She tried some online scheduling services, but customers found them too much trouble to use.

It's too much trouble to use one paper and turn the pages.

ComScore's data suggests though that comparatively few iPhone owners actually take the trouble to use Google's maps rather than Apple's - in part because Apple's maps are the default for any driving directions or map-related search on iOS 6 and above.

For people who take the trouble to use long passwords, security has gotten very, very good.

"This makes it too much trouble to use for reward/loyalty cards," said a third.

For some patients who have not had good results with eyedrops, or who have trouble remembering to use the drops every day, a good option is an operation called a trabeculectomy, which creates a new drainage system for the eye.

The governor's plan is to cut his way out of budget troubles, and to use irresponsible gimmicks like borrowing against anticipated proceeds from the tobacco company settlements.

Tom: It's amazing that the skeptics who so fervently insist on high standards of evidence for positions they dislike are able to go boldly forth in this discussion with their own claims without troubling themselves to use equal standards.

But Charles had trouble persuading people to use them.

Mozambique shows worrying signs of similar trouble.Zambia meant to use its proceeds wisely.