As capacity increases, factories can have trouble producing enough goods to meet demand, leading to shortages and higher prices.

As capacity use edges toward 85 percent, economists fear factories will have trouble producing enough goods to meet demand, leading to shortages and price increases.

It was his view that if one of the rowers was a disturbing element he would have trouble producing a fast crew.

If you want information about, say, black holes, I have no trouble producing it for you.

He has trouble producing a full sound, and his technique is no longer flawless.

The Floods are prolific, but they seem to have trouble producing male children.

In fact, this year the United States had trouble simply producing the annual vaccine.

When the score calls for grandiose dynamic effects and full-throttle playing, he has no trouble producing it.

But when your other offensive options have trouble producing, it's tough to keep pace with a team like San Antonio.

But it will have plenty of trouble producing even that much change.