Have Trouble With in a sentence

(1) They have trouble with saving money.

(2) Astigmatics may have trouble with glare.

(3) They have trouble with staying organized.

(4) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word order.

(5) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word recall.

(6) We have trouble with keeping our house clean.

(7) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word meaning.

(8) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye fatigue.

(9) She tends to have trouble with public speaking.

(10) Aliterates may have trouble with speech sounds.

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(11) Astigmatics may have trouble with night vision.

(12) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence length.

(13) Astigmatics may have trouble with bright lights.

(14) Daltonians may have trouble with traffic signals.

(15) Aliterates may have trouble with tongue twisters.

(16) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word recognition.

(17) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word association.

(18) I always seem to have trouble with math equations.

(19) Aphasiacs may have trouble with conversation flow.

(20) Daltonians may have trouble with color-coded tasks.

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(21) Daltonians may have trouble with certain art forms.

(22) Aphasiacs may have trouble with grammar and syntax.

(23) Aphasiacs may have trouble with word comprehension.

(24) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence structure.

(25) Astigmatics may have trouble with depth perception.

(26) Astigmatics may have trouble with computer screens.

(27) Astigmatics may have trouble with color perception.

(28) They have trouble with finding reliable babysitters.

(29) Aphasiacs may have trouble with social interactions.

(30) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence complexity.

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(31) Astigmatics may have trouble with peripheral vision.

(32) We have trouble with finding a parking spot downtown.

(33) Aphasiacs may have trouble with spelling and writing.

(34) Aphasiacs may have trouble with emotional expression.

(35) Nonreaders may have trouble with spelling and grammar.

(36) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence construction.

(37) They have trouble with managing their time effectively.

(38) Daltonians may have trouble with certain types of food.

(39) Daltonians may have trouble with certain types of maps.

(40) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence comprehension.

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(41) Astigmatics may have trouble with reading in low light.

(42) Astigmatics may have trouble with contrast sensitivity.

(43) His affliction caused him to have trouble with balance.

(44) Aphasiacs may have trouble with sentence interpretation.

(45) Aphasiacs may have trouble with nonverbal communication.

(46) People with Aspersers may have trouble with eye contact.

(47) People with Aspersers may have trouble with transitions.

(48) Men experiencing andropause may have trouble with memory.

(49) Nonwriters may have trouble with grammar and punctuation.

(50) They frequently have trouble with their car breaking down.

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(51) We occasionally have trouble with our internet connection.

(52) They have trouble with getting along with their neighbors.

(53) Daltonians may have trouble with certain types of lighting.

(54) Anaphasic individuals may have trouble with word retrieval.

(55) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while driving.

(56) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while reading.

(57) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their memory.

(58) We have trouble with finding a good restaurant in this area.

(59) Aphasiacs may have trouble with turn-taking in conversation.

(60) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their anxiety.

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(61) Farmers often have trouble with cane-rats eating their crops.

(62) Daltonians may have trouble with certain types of technology.

(63) Agraphic individuals may have trouble with fine motor skills.

(64) Dyslectics may have trouble with comprehension and retention.

(65) Hyperopic individuals may have trouble with depth perception.

(66) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their emotions.

(67) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their behavior.

(68) We have trouble with getting our kids to eat their vegetables.

(69) People with Aspersers may have trouble with abstract thinking.

(70) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their addiction.

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(71) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while watching TV.

(72) Some people have trouble with their speech and need extra help.

(73) If you become insane, you might have trouble with your hygiene.

(74) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their motivation.

(75) Staying up late can cause you to have trouble with your memory.

(76) Daltonic individuals may have trouble with color matching tasks.

(77) Aliterate individuals may have trouble with comprehension tests.

(78) Agraphic individuals may have trouble with spelling and grammar.

(79) People who become insane might have trouble with their emotions.

(80) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their self-esteem.

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(81) Staying up late can cause you to have trouble with your balance.

(82) Individuals with a learning disorder may have trouble with math.

(83) Brachydactyl individuals may have trouble with fine motor skills.

(84) Aliterate individuals may have trouble with medical instructions.

(85) Men experiencing andropause may have trouble with mood disorders.

(86) Hypermetropic individuals may have trouble with depth perception.

(87) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their self-control.

(88) People with dysgraphia may have trouble with spelling and grammar.

(89) Daltonic people may have trouble with color-coded wiring diagrams.

(90) Aphasiacs may have trouble with topic maintenance in conversation.

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(91) People with Aspersers may have trouble with executive functioning.

(92) Some people with myotonia may have trouble with fine motor skills.

(93) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their relationships.

(94) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their social skills.

(95) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their communication.

(96) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their coping skills.

(97) The patient's atony was causing them to have trouble with balance.

(98) Daltonic people may have trouble with color-coded sports equipment.

(99) People who become insane might have trouble with their self-esteem.

(100) Children with microcephaly may have trouble with fine motor skills.

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(101) The child's esotropia was causing them to have trouble with sports.

(102) The students often have trouble with understanding complex concepts.

(103) The students have trouble with completing their assignments on time.

(104) Daltonic individuals may have trouble with color-coded safety signs.

(105) Daltonic individuals may have trouble with color-coded art projects.

(106) People with Aspersers may have trouble with nonverbal communication.

(107) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while using a computer.

(108) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their decision-making.

(109) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with judgment.

(110) Ataxics may have trouble with spatial awareness and depth perception.

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(111) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with balance.

(112) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with speech.

(113) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with vision.

(114) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with balance.

(115) Children with microcephaly may have trouble with social interactions.

(116) If you become insane, you might have trouble with your relationships.

(117) People who become insane might have trouble with their job or school.

(118) People who become insane might have trouble with their daily routine.

(119) Some people have trouble with diction because of a speech impediment.

(120) Therapy can be helpful for people who have trouble with their memory.

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(121) Staying up late can cause you to have trouble with your coordination.

(122) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while using a smartphone.

(123) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to climb stairs.

(124) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with balance.

(125) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with hearing.

(126) Children with microcephaly may have trouble with memory and attention.

(127) Staying up late can cause you to have trouble with your reaction time.

(128) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with motivation.

(129) Staying up late can cause you to have trouble with your attention span.

(130) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with balance.

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(131) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with writing.

(132) Men experiencing andropause may have trouble with erectile dysfunction.

(133) Men experiencing andropause may have trouble with urinary incontinence.

(134) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while playing video games.

(135) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while working on a laptop.

(136) Astigmatics may have trouble with eye strain while doing close-up work.

(137) Students who act up in class often have trouble with authority figures.

(138) Therapy can be helpful for people who have trouble with their attention.

(139) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with breathing.

(140) Daltonic people may have trouble with color-coded educational materials.

(141) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their communication skills.

(142) Therapy can be helpful for people who have trouble with their boundaries.

(143) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with swallowing.

(144) People with attention-deficit-disorder may have trouble with impulsivity.

(145) Schizophrenic individuals may have trouble with daily tasks and self-care.

(146) People who become insane might have trouble with their memory or thinking.

(147) People who work night shifts may have trouble with their circadian rhythm.

(148) Children with microcephaly may have trouble with balance and coordination.

(149) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with swallowing.

(150) The patient's atonias was causing them to have trouble with their balance.

(151) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with night vision.

(152) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with color vision.

(153) The patient's atony was causing them to have trouble with bladder control.

(154) The patient's atony was causing them to have trouble with bowel movements.

(155) People with deuteranopia may have trouble with certain art or design work.

(156) Monochromats may have trouble with tasks that require color discrimination.

(157) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with eye movements.

(158) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with coordination.

(159) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with eye movements.

(160) Children with microcephaly may have trouble with learning and communication.

(161) If you become insane, you might have trouble with your hobbies or interests.

(162) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with time management.

(163) Therapy can be helpful for people who have trouble with their eating habits.

(164) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with coordination.

(165) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with problem-solving.

(166) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require balance on uneven surfaces.

(167) The patient's atony was causing them to have trouble with fine motor skills.

(168) Apractic individuals may have trouble with tasks requiring fine motor skills.

(169) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with completing tasks.

(170) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with turning corners.

(171) People with attention-deficit-disorder may have trouble with decision-making.

(172) Whenever I have trouble with an assignment, I always ask my teacher for help.

(173) The child's esotropia was causing them to have trouble with their schoolwork.

(174) The patient's amentias were causing them to have trouble with decision-making.

(175) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with memory and recall.

(176) Therapy can be helpful for people who have trouble with their decision-making.

(177) Therapy can help people who have trouble with their relationships with others.

(178) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with spatial awareness.

(179) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with bladder control.

(180) The patient's atonicity was causing them to have trouble with bowel movements.

(181) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with depth perception.

(182) People with attention-deficit-disorder may have trouble with memory retention.

(183) People with damage to the hippocampus often have trouble with episodic memory.

(184) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with getting dressed.

(185) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with fine motor skills.

(186) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with spatial awareness.

(187) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with peripheral vision.

(188) The patient's esotropia was causing them to have trouble with depth perception.

(189) The patient's amentias were causing them to have trouble with spatial awareness.

(190) The tongue-tie was causing the child to have trouble with their tongue strength.

(191) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with attention to detail.

(192) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with completing projects.

(193) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to walk on uneven terrain.

(194) The tongue-tie was causing the child to have trouble with their tongue exercises.

(195) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with fine motor skills.

(196) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to walk in a straight line.

(197) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with reading small print.

(198) The tongue-tie was causing the child to have trouble with their oral motor skills.

(199) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with facial expressions.

(200) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with reaching for objects.

(201) I am capable during public speaking, but sometimes have trouble with stage fright.

(202) Some people have trouble with their circadian rhythm and need extra help sleeping.

(203) The patient's akinesias were causing them to have trouble with turning over in bed.

(204) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to walk on slippery surfaces.

(205) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with hand-eye coordination.

(206) The patient's atropism was causing them to have trouble with hand-eye coordination.

(207) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to reach for objects overhead.

(208) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to twist or turn their bodies.

(209) I have been studying English for years, but I still have trouble with phrasal verbs.

(210) The patient's exotropia was causing them to have trouble with their depth perception.

(211) The patient's exotropia was causing them to have trouble with their peripheral vision.

(212) The patient's esotropia was causing them to have trouble with their peripheral vision.

(213) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with remembering recent events.

(214) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with organization and planning.

(215) Amphetamine can be helpful for people who have trouble with following through on tasks.

(216) Some people with myotonia may have trouble with activities that require quick movements.

(217) Ataxics may have trouble with tasks that require them to stand for long periods of time.

(218) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with walking in a straight line.

(219) The tongue-tie was causing the child to have trouble with their speech therapy exercises.

(220) Albinic animals may have trouble with social interactions due to their unique appearance.

(221) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with recognizing faces and objects.

(222) The scotomatous defect in his vision was causing him to have trouble with color perception.

(223) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with self-care and personal hygiene.

(224) Albinic individuals may have trouble with glare while driving or being outside on sunny days.

(225) Albinic individuals may have trouble with reading and writing due to their visual impairments.

(226) You can use voice recognition to unlock your screen if you have trouble with the other methods.

(227) People with dyscalculia may have trouble with tasks that involve spatial awareness and geometry.

(228) The patient's ataxies were causing them to have trouble with standing up from a seated position.

(229) Some individuals with colour-blindness may have trouble with color-coded instructions or manuals.

(230) Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to have trouble with recognizing familiar people and places.

(231) Albinic animals may have trouble with hunting or avoiding predators due to their lack of camouflage.

(232) Some aphasics may only have trouble with certain aspects of language, such as grammar or vocabulary.

(233) Some individuals with colour-blindness may have trouble with color-coded wiring or electrical systems.

(234) People with agrammatism often omit function words and have trouble with word order in their sentences.

(235) My mom tells me that staying up late can make me more likely to have trouble with my weight and health.

(236) If you can't understand abstract concepts like infinity, you may have trouble with advanced mathematics.

(237) If you can't think abstractly, you may have trouble with abstract algebra and other advanced math topics.

(238) If you're unable to think abstractly, you may have trouble with certain types of writing, such as poetry.

(239) My teacher says that staying up late can make me more likely to have trouble with my behavior and emotions.

(240) My dad tells me that staying up late can make me more likely to have trouble with my memory and concentration.

(241) My dad says that staying up late can make me more likely to have trouble with my relationships and friendships.

(242) If you have trouble with group dynamics, apply a tactic of communicating openly and respectfully with your peers.

(243) If you have trouble with test anxiety, apply a tactic of practicing relaxation techniques and positive self-talk.

(244) If you can't understand abstract concepts like power, you may have trouble with political philosophy and activism.

(245) Adults with ADHD may have trouble with organization and time management, leading to difficulties in the workplace.

(246) People with dichromatopsia may have trouble with tasks that require color recognition, such as driving or cooking.

(247) Individuals with dyscalculia may have trouble with tasks that require logical reasoning and problem-solving skills.

(248) If you're unable to think abstractly, you may have trouble with certain types of legal reasoning and argumentation.

(249) Some people with fluent aphasia may have difficulty finding the right words, while others may have trouble with grammar.

(250) If you can't think abstractly, you may have trouble with certain types of artistic expression, such as abstract painting.

(251) If you can't understand abstract concepts like game theory, you may have trouble with certain types of economics research.

(252) If you can't understand abstract concepts like chaos theory, you may have trouble with certain types of scientific research.

(253) Individuals with DCD may have trouble with activities that require bilateral coordination, such as riding a bike or swimming.

(254) If you can't understand abstract concepts like probability, you may have trouble with statistics and other data-driven fields.

(255) People with tritanopic vision may have trouble with certain jobs that require color recognition, such as graphic design or art.

(256) People with DCD may have trouble with activities that require precise hand-eye coordination, such as playing musical instruments.

(257) If you have trouble with organization, apply a tactic of using a planner or calendar to keep track of deadlines and appointments.

(258) People with tetartanopia may have trouble with certain jobs that require color vision, such as graphic design or electrical wiring.

(259) If you can't understand abstract concepts like quantum mechanics, you may have trouble with certain types of advanced physics research.

(260) People with protanopia may have trouble with certain careers that require color recognition, such as graphic design or electrical wiring.

(261) If you can't understand abstract concepts like neural networks, you may have trouble with certain types of artificial intelligence research.

(262) People with DCD may have trouble with activities that involve crossing the midline of the body, such as reaching across to grab an object on the opposite side.

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