Sentence examples similar to trouble unique to from inspiring English sources
But the reddish-brown splotches that trouble Mr. Poudel are seemingly unique to the 74th Street commercial district, and they are causing friction among the South Asians who eat, work and shop there.
Uber's troubles with the law are not unique to London.
The management troubles that have dogged the Obama administration are not unique to Mr. Obama or his team.
The systems and terminology were unique to I.B.M. and, even many years ago, I had trouble making a transition into another company.
This record of disputed succession was by no means unique to Northumbria, and the kingdoms of Mercia and Wessex experienced similar troubles during the eighth and ninth centuries.
What is unique to this hotel and makes it so incredibly special is that nothing is too much trouble.
Proponents of carbon trading are quick to point out that cyberattacks and tax fraud are far from unique to the carbon markets, and that any new venture is bound to have teething troubles.
Feathers are unique to birds.
He's unique to Roger Ailes".
