Sentence examples for desperate trouble from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S automobile industry is in desperate trouble.

Also, he had come in with Australia in desperate trouble.

Our pollinators, the world over, are in desperate trouble.

New Zealand really are in desperate trouble here.

The wolverine is in desperate trouble these days.

Our pollinators, the world over, are in desperate trouble.

Wallace could not overcome his own far more desperate troubles, though, and after struggling with depression his whole life, killed himself in 2008.

His country is now in desperate economic trouble, however, after the oil-rich south seceded in 2011, and Bashir is wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court.

The worries have dragged down the world's stockmarkets (see chart).In this section The game is up Bankers' mistrust A conduit to nowhere Behind the veil Mortgage flu Not-yet-desperate housewives Trouble in paradise What would Bagehot do?

And since cheques and other payments are often drawn on bank accounts, the payments system can come under strain.In this section The game is up Bankers' mistrust A conduit to nowhere Behind the veil Mortgage flu Not-yet-desperate housewives Trouble in paradise What would Bagehot do?

Asahi is now in deep trouble, desperate to get ¥100 billion from banks to boost its capital.