Sentence examples for deep troubles from inspiring English sources
He was there as the Fed coped with the deep troubles that afflicted banks in the early 1990's.
His predecessor, Louis V. Gerstner Jr., who guided I.B.M. back from deep troubles in the early 1990's, is regarded as a brilliant business strategist.
It is also united, internally and with other European populists, by deep contempt for established parties, with their manufactured leaders, indistinct ideas and alleged complacency before Europe's deep troubles.
Only Tunisia, which opened the Arabs' bid for freedom three years ago, has the makings of a real democracy.Islam, or at least modern reinterpretations of it, is at the core of some of the Arabs' deep troubles.
I.B.M.'s recovery from its deep troubles of the early 1990's has been based on taking advantage of its broad range of products and services to put technology together to solve the business problems of corporate customers.
Ms. Merkel on Wednesday had used an interview — notably on American television, not at home — to voice her awareness of Greeks' deep troubles by indicating that a way might still be found for Greece to be allowed to focus on economic growth, even within the parameters of its debt-payback obligations.
America is in deep trouble.
Yet it is now in deep trouble.
Two years ago the firm was in deep trouble.
The economy is in deep trouble.
