Sentence examples for troubles with their from inspiring English sources

She said she was aware of the Joneses' troubles with their tenants.

Most of these women have troubles with their men, but nothing they can't handle.

He was sufficiently at ease to joke with the delegates, who responded with polite laughter, about the city's troubles with their parking habits.

But by cloaking cases in anonymity, failing to ensure that defendants were notified of troubles with their cases and neglecting to publicly report problems or recommend solutions, the task force obscured problems from further study.

That includes an unnamed Fortune 500 manufacturing company that, according to Big Health's Sleepio Web site, saw employees get about four more hours of sleep per week and report fewer serious troubles with their sleep after using the program.

Warners' (perhaps afraid of exposure and the troubles with their stockholders that might result from a lawsuit) gave in and booked the picture, and the others followed, halfheartedly — in some cases, theatres paid for the picture but didn't play it.

Were they in trouble with their coach?

Many actors have trouble with their hands.

Most battered inpatients had experienced sexual difficulties and had trouble with their in-laws.

But does this help consumers experiencing trouble with their broadband?

People are already pretty aware that old people can have trouble with their joints.