Sentence examples for bigger trouble from inspiring English sources

Europe's capacity for blundering into bigger trouble cannot be overestimated.

Actually, Thompson had bigger trouble earlier, hours before the game.

There were other matches that arguably had bigger trouble but did not attract the same attention.

The answer is that there is an industry in bigger trouble than biotechnology: conventional pharmaceuticals.

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

This year, it may answer a once-unthinkable question: Which team is in bigger trouble?

Big trouble.

Big trouble beckons.

There is big trouble ahead.

"If I do — big trouble".

That was really big trouble.