Sentence examples for trouble with working from inspiring English sources

"That's the trouble with working for the Guardian," he replies.

"The trouble with working with threads is that they can connect to anything", Morgan says, but she knows that this is the joy of the book.

These mostly working class voters, many of them hard pressed economically, many of them with underwater mortgages, are under no illusions that Romney is a Wall Street guy through and through, which is why he had so much trouble with working class voters in the Republican primaries.

If your child is having trouble with math, working longer at it usually won't solve the problem but will lead to frustration.

Patients often include aspects of their personal lives, such as trouble with work or relationships, and nonclinical care, such as patient registration, in their maps.

A lot of people love it so much, they don't have trouble with work habits, so I'm advising some people that don't need this advice.

Thus, our outcome measure does not necessarily capture all individuals who have trouble with work integration.

It has the same sweet almond kick of a traditional bakewell tart, without the trouble of working with difficult pastry.

Always keep your eye out for trouble when working with cows and bulls.

Rana suggests that the reason Obama - and Democrats in general - have had trouble with working-class voters has to do with the underlying assumptions in their most favorite contemporary narrative - you know, the ones about people working hard, going to college and becoming high-paid professionals.

And, of course, Obama's trouble with working-class voters is at least partially due to America's persistent struggle to be comfortable with African American (and other minority) political leaders.