Sentence examples for view trouble from inspiring English sources

From his point of view trouble might come from somewhere far back on the year's release schedule, much as "Crash," released in May of 2005, crept up on "Brokeback Mountain," a December opener and an awards season favorite that won prizes from critics and professional associations, but not the best picture Oscar.

They are, in Dr. Overall's view, troubled, needy and pathological.

However, the decontextualized individualism and the abstraction of reason from other capacities inherent in these two dominant views trouble many feminist philosophers who have sought alternative perspectives on the self as a result.

The viewing troubles may have been more a result of the limited Internet capacity coming to offices and houses, rather than a lack of overall bandwidth from the media companies, according to Mr. Woodcock.

However this sort of hybrid view has trouble with "hybridized" problem cases such as the following (Schaffer 2001).

Wind turbines, solar cells, biofuels — these are all, in their view, more trouble than they're worth.

If you want to take a broad view, the trouble really began with the Constitutional Convention of the State of Alabama in 1901.

Their strategy is to cast the disappearance of the surplus -- caused in part by Mr. Bush's $1.35 trillion tax cut -- as evidence of fiscal mismanagement, in the hope that voters will view fiscal trouble in turn as a cause of the economy's difficulties.

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"In my view the trouble isn't that we're adding to the debt, it's what we're adding it for," said Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

All these views have trouble explaining perceptual anomalies.