Sentence examples for be in a big trouble from inspiring English sources

If we exhaust these strengths, then we'll be in a big trouble".

You might be in a big trouble if you do so.

Don't be too scary,or you will in a big trouble.

"Those politicians who don't understand that things are different are in big trouble because a few people showing up to caucus can have a big influence," Mr. Herrod said.

If that's true, we're in big trouble.

"If food were designed to take mood way up or way down, we'd be in big trouble," says John Fernstrom, a professor of psychiatry and pharmacology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

If it's a hit, they're in big trouble, because they have far too many investors and won't be able to pay them all off.

(Any firms unwise enough to have borrowed in a foreign currency will be in big trouble).

O'Neal delegated day-to-day operations to the heads of the individual businesses, but he demanded regular financial updates, in the form of standardized reports, which he reviewed line by line".If you didn't know your stuff in a meeting, you could be in big trouble," one of O'Neal's senior managers recalled.

If you are to be caught by someone you will be in big trouble, you will get a good detention or so.

If I had chosen to be a surgeon I'd be in big trouble.