Sentence examples for certainly in trouble from inspiring English sources

I like the keyboard, although BlackBerry is certainly in trouble".

The woods were certainly in trouble as we gained the crest of the ruddy sandstone escarpment atop this dramatic Cheshire belvedere.

Mr Issa, who ran for Senate himself in 1998, sees his cash as fuel for a gathering revolt against the condition of California's economy, its budget, and Mr Davis's failure to address either problem.America's biggest state is certainly in trouble.

Indeed capitalism would almost certainly be in trouble.

Partly because of the falling yen, they are generating record amounts of cash they do not need for investment.Stay-at-home companies are almost certainly in worse trouble, particularly those in old industries with ageing work forces.

That's a bold statement, and one that would almost certainly get them in trouble if they were located in the U.S. Since Synthasite is located in South Africa, U.S. securities regulations don't apply to them.

But after 55... Qh1, Van Wely, certainly in severe time trouble, blundered egregiously with 56 Qg4? and after 56... Qc6 59 Kf5 Qf6 58 Ke4 Qc6 59 Kf5 Rf3 60 Qf3 Qf3 61 Ke6 Qf6mate, it was all over.

Carter's trouble fighting off Ted Kennedy certainly foreshadowed trouble in November.

Certainly, some young men are in trouble, as are some young women.

"If there were to be a double-dip recession at the U.S. level, certainly the city would be in trouble".

And calf's liver, a daring choice for some diners, was certainly no trouble, coated in a mustard seed and black pepper breading, sauteed in port wine, and served in long, seductive slices over a carrot and potato puree and butter-poached radishes.