Sentence examples for with the trouble from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I couldn't agree more with "The Trouble With Online Education".

But it seems to have gone relatively well compared with the trouble many rich families face.

In a sign of the Kremlin's nervousness, riot police from Moscow have been sent to deal with the trouble.

When addressing younger people, he has the habit of beginning a sentence with, "The trouble with your generation...."....

Allawi said he suspected that the Americans weren't willing to deal with the trouble the Iranians would have made if he had become Prime Minister.

Compared with the trouble Mr Ashdown will be in if Mr Blair fails to deliver PR, next week's conference will be a picnic.

"The Trouble with Mrs. Blynn, the Trouble with the World" appeared in the May 27th issue of that year.

Chuck, as Vacanti is known, approaches his work with the trouble-shooter's willingness to take a flyer.

Another poll, by NOP, suggests that a small majority would now vote in favour of joining if the government came out strongly in favour.This shift, along with the trouble-free introduction of euro notes and coin, has encouraged the "let's-go-for-it" faction in the cabinet.

Simultaneously with the troubles in Bohemia, discontent with Wenceslas was growing in Germany.

Labour is looking to end its long-standing relationship with the troubled Cooperative Bank.