Examples of 'considerable trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "considerable trouble"
considerable trouble: Signifies facing a significant or noteworthy amount of difficulty, problems, or challenges
How to use "considerable trouble" in a sentence
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I have taken considerable trouble to prove my intentions.
Ecclesiastical politics gave him considerable trouble.
I have gone to considerable trouble growing this moustache.
The latter clause resulted in considerable trouble.
You went to considerable trouble to get rid of me once.
Just looking for it is considerable trouble.
He has considerable trouble opening a bottle of champagne.
This incident caused me considerable trouble too.
It might be considerable trouble and risk continuing to cooperate.
You have caused me considerable trouble.
I went to considerable trouble to arrange these few precious moments alone.
The pilot is having considerable trouble.
They had considerable trouble landing personnel and equipment.
This involved him in considerable trouble.
In considerable trouble.
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Grace is in quiet considerable trouble.
After considerable trouble finding men and supplies, St. Clair was finally ready.
They having gone to considerable trouble and expense.
The reorganization of work in the galleries gave considerable trouble.
They having gone to considerable trouble and expense to remedy it.
The finale also gave the composer considerable trouble.
For your considerable trouble.
Her impulsiveness has got her into considerable trouble.
That makes considerable trouble for Simon.
It is difficult to see why any group would otherwise take the considerable trouble involved.
I've taken considerable trouble to prove my intentions.
I believe you are in considerable trouble.
There would be considerable trouble if I tried to do it in an A.B.C. tea-shop.
A pet that responds to your commands will save you considerable trouble while on the road.
The presidency has gone to considerable trouble in order to accommodate the Parliament 's wishes.
So we turn to people who are in distress, in considerable trouble.
Homeless, in considerable trouble.
If they would been prepared weeks ago, you could have saved considerable trouble.
There may be considerable trouble.
If what we hear is true, your uncle Ivan is in considerable trouble.
We did go to considerable trouble.
Fortunately, it was dismissed, but not before causing considerable trouble.
Implementation of the Act ran into considerable trouble as demand for cotton collapsed.
All these operations are evidently long and difficult, frequently causing considerable trouble for the user.
Unfortunately in the final Ataxy found considerable trouble and came home fourth.
The early issues of the newspaper reflected Nefftzer 's liberal philosophy had considerable trouble achieving readership.
The Russian blockade caused considerable trouble to the Swedes.
Speaking of which, Kahil Shula . Homeless, in considerable trouble.
In the early stages, these people caused considerable trouble to the military authorities.
As the Talmud says… For your considerable trouble.
Bomarc, meanwhile, was having considerable trouble at all levels.
KOS-MOS was initially designed by Tanaka, but he had considerable trouble finalizing her design.
The early prototype Twin Cam engines had considerable trouble with the oiling system.
Goodness . We did go to considerable trouble.
You know, I put myself to considerable trouble here.
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I have considerable leeway to bargain in this circumstance
Although it would mean a considerable increase in salary
Considerable decay to the bones and cells
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We are gonna be in more trouble than we have ever been in
Trouble shooting for aurora paper shredders
I never had such trouble fitting anybody
