Examples of using Less trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Less trouble.
They gave less trouble.
Less trouble.
There will be less trouble.
Less troubled.
Would have less trouble.".
Less trouble than taking care of the kids?
It was a lot less trouble.
He's less trouble this way.
They were much less trouble.
Less trouble you give me, easier it will be.
My horses are less trouble than women.
If everybody followed that rule,there would be a lot less trouble.
I guess you're under a lot of pressure and I could have been less trouble.
So I think he will be giving less trouble in the future.
Id be a lot less trouble if you just let me talk to her.
You know, the Overtons have better customers,they got better turf, less trouble.
It would have been less trouble and I might have had more fun!
Somebody who knows more about himself, others and life, and who gets a better grip on things,has less trouble in his environment.
Well, would you rather have had less trouble and stopped after you had me?
But if it continues apace- and if gasoline-powered cars don't pick up the slack- German carmakers will beready to scale up EV production with much less trouble than Tesla is having with its Model 3 ramp-up.
Come on, it will be less trouble if it was just us two, but your call.
In fact,you will even find that your baby will cause you less trouble because he won't be able to run around and cause mischief just yet.
Maybe we would have less trouble with the lizards if we weren't always repressing them.
As long as you continue to promote this type of contact within the relationship,you will have less trouble with conflicts, and it can also continuously strengthen the connection that you already have.
When we designed this device we assumed the user should be less troubled with technicalities- everything possible should be done for him. Therefore the XtreamerTV.
It is also possible that because men are socialized to repress emotion,they may have less trouble keeping things inside when overwhelmed by emotion or externalizing it in seemingly unrelated violence.