Sentence examples for be in bigger trouble from inspiring English sources

"Nobody will believe you, Richard," she said, "and you will be in bigger trouble".

"Yes, we have moved fast, but without that, we would be in bigger trouble than we are after Sept. 11".

"If we didn't come off as authentic, we'd be laughed out of business, and if we took ourselves too seriously we'd be in bigger trouble," John Holmstrom says in the opening.

Yes, Slovakia may have problems in a couple of years' time, but other countries will be in bigger trouble sooner.I would also quibble a bit with the whole idea of "labour shortage" from a micro-economic point of view.

Tesla might be in bigger trouble than we first thought.

But if many of the seeds are already sprouting and then quickly perishing because of limited water, the wildflowers may be in bigger trouble, the researchers say.

He'll be in big trouble".

"I could be in big trouble with the D.E.A.

"We may be in big trouble over this," Edouard said.

"I could be in big trouble," I fretted.

You could be in big trouble if you fraternized.