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31. Which is precisely why our guests have trouble pinpointing exactly which half they prefer.

32. Older people might forget whether they took medication, or have trouble keeping track of what to take, and when.

33. If you have trouble obtaining a reservation at a particular kennel, you can consider it a good sign.

34. Indoors, you may have trouble with the acoustics of the room in which you are recording.

35. Children, and adults, who have trouble identifying and anticipating difficult situations usually charge into them with their eyes closed.

36. And a couple of performers have trouble with the verse, galloping through the rhymes rather than letting them flow naturally.

37. And most of the former Warsaw Pact nations have trouble deciding if they want either free elections or free markets.

38. It would also mean that viewers, their trigger fingers on the clicker, would have trouble avoiding the candidates.

39. But we have trouble seeing them for what they really are because of the images burnished into our consciousness by movie-makers.

40. Nerdistan companies will have trouble attracting well-connected, savvy, media-oriented workers.

41. Furthermore, the exhaust gases have trouble exiting the engine bell in a smooth and linear flow.

42. Many people who have trouble with diets are used to eating lots of snacks during the day.

43. If you have trouble in finding exactly the same varieties, you local nursery should be able to suggest some good alternatives.

44. I have trouble knowing what colors look good against each other.

45. People have trouble positioning the paper and adjusting the software so the printout appears just right.

46. Even experienced and sophisticated readers have been known to have trouble with Thoreau's books.

47. Others have trouble with spoken language.

48. Left-handers have trouble using can-openers, scissors, and potato peelers.

49. People with dyspraxia may even have trouble speaking.

50. We may also suspend your ads if we have trouble processing charges for your account.

51. And unfortunately, many people who have RLS also have trouble controlling sudden limb movements, which can occur every 20 to 30 seconds all night long -- a major sleep disrupter.

52. That means the hackers, or whoever they might sell the information to, would have trouble making direct charges.

53. The biggest nonregistered NGOs, by contrast, are thought to have about 20 people – without legal status, they have trouble fundraising and may not open multiple branches.

54. Three in 10 five-year-old boys have trouble reciting the alphabet and one in five are unable to count to 10, according to statistics representing England and Wales, published for the first time today.

55. Captain: We have trouble now. The polestar is our only navigator.

56. For example, we don't think we're spender, but we have trouble saving money.

57. Rural schools are perhaps the best place to experiment with digital teaching methods like online courses, since they have trouble offering some types of classes already, said Ms. Lento.

57. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

58. But they will conveniently forget about your hero anointment a few hours later when they have trouble printing because of a network slowdown — you will be enemy No. 1 at that moment.

59. The National Center for Learning Disabilities says people with dyspraxia have trouble planning and completing fine motor tasks.

60. How can ability let his mood ameliorate? Need not have trouble again!