Sentence examples for trouble with finding from inspiring English sources

But Foursquare's trouble with finding an exit has always been about its price and valuation.

The trouble with finding true privacy is that one usually has to fly to some remote island in the South Pacific to do so, but not so in convenient and approachable sunny Palm Springs, a desert retreat a mere 90 miles east of Los Angeles.

Having trouble with finding the proper product?

Sleep deprivation is associated with trouble finding words and poor concentration.....Hallucinating.....Hallucinating

We need a proper place with food as we cannot sleep in the street, and this will also help us mentally with our trouble in finding a place to sleep.

We describe the case of a 57-year-old banana plantation worker with right-sided weakness, trouble in finding words and an organic psychosyndrome.

However, even with millions of Americans out of work, many employers are having trouble finding applicants with the right experience and skill sets for the available jobs.

Even when she was winning, Sharapova had trouble finding range with her serve.

"Name a pitch, I had trouble finding consistency with anything," Verlander said.

Afco was founded in 1971 by Mr. Mallia's father, Vincent, and like other Long Island companies, it has had trouble finding machinists with advanced skills.

"That's the first thing we worried about this morning when we got in: Where do we get the people?" Even in areas where people are desperate for work, some companies say they have trouble finding workers with the skills and motivation for hard physical labor.