Sentence examples for trouble with many from inspiring English sources

But there's trouble with Harry's, and it's the trouble with many newfangled steakhouses.

The trouble with many of the World Trade Center arrangements was obvious to Yamasaki.

On that last point, he may encounter trouble with many of Mrs. Clinton's backers.

The trouble with many new designs is the mingling of bar areas with eating areas.

The trouble with many budding writers is that they are not cut out for this new world.

"This report shows that our species are in trouble, with many declining at a worrying rate," he said.

Karzai assessed that Pakistan had troubles with many other tribes too, as a result of its trying to divide and conquer and turn the tribes against each other.

The trouble with so many characters doing so many bizarre and wacky things is that it becomes hard to separate what is funny and what is just sad.

The trouble, as with many tropical fruits, was bringing it back home.

In those other cases, the co-ops were in trouble too, with many unsold units, and share owners agreed to sell to a single investor.

The NHS Trusts Development Authority says half its trusts are in financial trouble, along with many foundation trusts: all risk falling into the hands of these TSA dictators to fix their fate.