Sentence examples for troubles the challenge from inspiring English sources

TWENTY or so transsexuals sat in a circle recently discussing their woes: harassment, boyfriend troubles, the challenge of removing hair from their legs.

Old Finn taught them that any outsider interest in Eden would lead to trouble; the challenge is for them to slip away without someone asking why there's no adult around.

Like the American president, who could not walk and chew gum at the same time, they cannot, apparently, cope with Parliament's deliberations while dealing with the country's economic troubles and the challenge of hosting the Winter Olympic games.

"This is a big game, probably the biggest game of my life," James had said earlier in the day, but he had trouble meeting the challenge.

Despite falling 48% in its third frame, Deadpool had no trouble resisting the challenge of Grimsby, retaining the chart crown with takings of £2.99m.

It's no surprise that "centrist" Democrats are troubled by the challenge posed by Senate Dems like Warren, Ohio's Sherrod Brown, and Vermont's Bernie Sanders.

Investment managers who attended the meeting said they had no trouble agreeing that the challenge was a daunting one.

For other performers, it spells trouble and raises the challenge of rousing heat-weary punters into a state of excitement.

The problem for the U.A.W. is that the auto industry's troubles have actually compounded the challenge of organizing workers, labor experts say.

His troubles that week reflect the challenge facing this wealthy merchant family as it scrambles to protect its financial holdings and reputation around the world.

"I stepped up to the plate when Rangers was in serious trouble and having accepted the challenge there is no way I will be diverted now.