Examples of 'more trouble than they' in a sentence
Meaning of "more trouble than they"
more trouble than they - Referring to individuals or a situation that is causing significant issues or difficulties
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more trouble than they
They are more trouble than they are worth.
There is an argument that bank holidays are more trouble than they are worth.
They were more trouble than they were worth.
Well, if I am their father, these people are in for more trouble than they know.
More trouble than they already had.
Some customers are more trouble than they are worth.
More trouble than they were worth.
Sounds like we have been more trouble than they expected.
That 's no more trouble than they have already gone through.
Sometimes procedures cause more trouble than they prevent.
He 's more trouble than they are.
These people are in for more trouble than they know.
Realizing they were more trouble than they were worth, we purged our human allies.
Allowing the resistance to surrender"? Sounds like we have been more trouble than they expected.
They caused more trouble than they was worth.
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What if I am their father? These people are in for more trouble than they know.
Sounds like we have been more trouble than they expected. Don't overestimate a few small victories.
We purged our human allies. Business-like. Realizing they were more trouble than they were worth.
They lie ' cause they are in more trouble than they can take, you know? ' Cause kids.
They would ultimately prove to be more trouble than they were worth.
The new recruits are more trouble than they are worth.
They tried to serve a warrant and ran into more trouble than they would anticipated.
They could get in more trouble than they know.
Have you ever had clients that were more trouble than they were worth?
Some days they are more trouble than they are worth.
They are not about to invite more trouble than they have had.
Dress Codes can be more trouble than they are worth.
And they are indeed causing a lot more trouble than they ever used to.
The new recruits give us more trouble than they are worth.
But some people will be more trouble than they are worth.
She claims that men bring more trouble than they are worth.
There are probably other things that are more trouble than they are worth, too.
Some, however, may seem to be more trouble than they are worth.
They lie ' cause they are in more trouble than they can take, you know?
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