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Meanings of more trouble in English

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Usage of more trouble in English
1
I also believe it would be more trouble than it is worth.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
2
The people of Durban and KZN are facing more trouble this week.
The South African
3
You're right on the edge of becoming more trouble than you're worth.
Night tides
4
Sentiment soured further on fears of more trouble in the financial sector.
Reuters
5
That organization has stirred up more trouble in the past five years-
Go Set a Watchman
6
At the time, sitting in that room, I sensed more trouble ahead.
This child will be great
7
Indeed Lysandra was close to becoming more trouble than she was worth.
Gladiatrix
8
The idea that they are more trouble than dogs is a fallacy.
Dogs and All about Them
9
The cow and ass gave us more trouble than did the others.
Swiss Family Robinson
10
That dratted book has been more trouble than it was ever worth.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
11
Things which were more trouble and expense to move than they're worth.
The maverick
12
Even so, the horses were almost more trouble than they were worth.
The Wise Man’s Fear
13
Hanna's heart lurched-shehoped this wouldn't get them in even more trouble.
Vicious
14
Perhaps no, laymen have given the clergy more trouble than the doctors.
Pages from an Old Volume of Life; A Collection of Essays, 1857-1...
15
I am having more trouble than usual typing due to the drugs.
Wired
16
And the cause of far more trouble, far greater suffering and worry.
Cluthe's Advice to the Ruptured
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