Sentence examples for trouble with doing from inspiring English sources

"My only trouble with doing it on Broadway is [music] keys.

The trouble with doing so, however, is that we are embracing something just as offensive as what it is critiquing.

The political trouble with doing away with the charity deduction, of course, is that philanthropic organizations worry people will stop giving as much if the deduction goes away.

You have got to learn to forgive and forget, though even Clark has had trouble with doing that.

The trouble with doing this, however, is that they are already famous and don't have to do much online to prove anything!

Part of the trouble with "Do Not Deny Me" may be that the structure of these stories can seem more formulaic than organic.

He wrote a letter describing the trouble, ending with: "Do you think it would help any if I put lime on the bats?" He received a letter from the Wild Life Division of the Dept. of Interior.

Thinking about it long and hard, helped me realize that maybe I am not the problem, maybe some of the travel quotes, we so enjoy liking and pinning, but have trouble identifying with, don't work in the real world.

The trouble with do-it-yourself planning, however, is that even if your situation seems simple, there are many oddball things a layman wouldn't think of that can go wrong, especially with a will.

And the trouble with not doing very much except think was that it provoked the raging desire to write sentences that balanced one idea with its opposite.

"Having trouble with memory doesn't mean you have Alzheimer's.