have little trouble

He would have little trouble finding parliamentary support from business-friendly nationalist parties in Catalonia and the Basque country.

The Java-based AOP syntax is similar enough to the Java language that you should have little trouble grasping it.

Returning to the metaphor of interpersonal relations, humble, self-deprecating people generally have little trouble finding friends.

Danes in Sweden or Albanians in Greece have little trouble integrating into the relatively familiar societies next door.

Unix and Mac developers should have little trouble running the examples after examining these batch files.

Moreover, given the PP's hierarchical structure, Mr Rajoy will have little trouble keeping his party in line.

You should have little trouble finding answers to your problem from one of the experts in the forum threads.

New research suggests that even babies have little trouble developing bilingual skills.

Any API program that currently accesses the busytime APIs should have little trouble being enhanced to handle detailed data.

When asked to estimate the mass of the same book, most will have little trouble.

Infrastructure targets are usually met in China because governments have little trouble with not-in-my-backyard protests.

Mom: They have little trouble in the public places now. Thanks to the good social services.

For example, when asked to estimate the width of this book, all will have little trouble.