Sentence examples for equals trouble from inspiring English sources
The result, he said, was that they felt "boldness equals trouble with the government, blandness equals peace".
Add these numbers to the comment by Robert Gibbs, the president's press secretary, that Democrats could lose control of the House in the November elections, and it equals trouble for the president in 2012.
Entitled founders plus founder-friendly VCs equals trouble for LPs.
In this case, Disney plus Disney equals trouble.
And 3rd and long vs. Houston equals trouble.
There's an implicit assumption that any gathering of brown or black folk equals trouble.
Darkness — dark hair, dark eyes, dark skin — always equaled trouble, as if it actually implied a dark side.
"What the judge has done is enforced what we all know: that there is a general attitude out there that Gypsies and Travellers equal trouble.
Moisture plus strong winds and 70-degree temperatures equal trouble.
The physical weight of water in the ground itself would give the gravediggers equal trouble.
She lives in a country (which I guessed was somewhere in the Middle-East due to the traditions spoken about in the book) that has a very strict government, meaning that one step out of line equals big trouble.
