Sentence examples for be in grave trouble from inspiring English sources

However he numbered among his friends many from his early life, and he and Mary were among the first to offer succour and support should any of them be in grave trouble.

The chain of events in which Mr. Santorum remains most relevant to the campaign, in my view, is one in which Mr. Romney's campaign seems to be in grave trouble — but where Republican elites are worried about the possibility that the party could nominate Mr. Gingrich instead, who has extremely poor favorability ratings with the general electorate.

If he doesn't get that second UN resolution, if the war is bloody and protracted, if the aftermath is messy, if al-Qaeda punishes Britain for its over-enthusiastic support of America, if, in fact, just about anything that could go badly wrong does go wrong, Mr Blair will be in grave trouble.Some of this is simply the desire to make a drama out of crisis.

The amnesty programme is in grave trouble.

Few people had much doubt that Rover was in grave trouble.

Every single retailer is hurting from the drop in demand, but the weakest are in grave trouble.

As a result, before a single hearing, bill or speech on the Senate floor, the legislation was in grave trouble.

Just as the financial crisis went global at the end of 2008, so large chunks of the world economy went into free-fall.Industry is in grave trouble.

Perhaps the only consensus at the hearing was that the automakers, particularly G.M., were in grave trouble and that the government might have no good options at this point.

These top predators are in grave trouble due to heavy fishing pressure, shark finning and bycatch.

After a false accusation, the new family is in grave trouble with the powerful Volturi who only happen to be the largest vampire regime.