Sentence examples for even bigger trouble from inspiring English sources
"Don't overdo it using words you think are medical, like 'fracturated,' because you will find results, at which point you'll be in even bigger trouble," Mr. Russell said.
Already you can spell out an alphabet of passable Silicon imitators (Austin, Bangalore, Cambridge, Dallas...).When it comes to all those new people, California seems in even bigger trouble.
Because of widespread Israeli support for strong action against Hezbollah, which penetrated Israel's northern border and captured two soldiers this week, Olmert could be in even bigger trouble if he backs down.
Great Wall, arguably the best of a bad bunch, has decided to cut its output of saloons to concentrate on its better-known range of SUVs.However, look beyond this brief respite (Western firms will surely bring their own mini-SUVs to China quickly), and it becomes clear that local firms are in even bigger trouble than foreign ones.
If more financial aid as much as $20 billion does not appear soon, Ukraine will be in even bigger trouble.Dig deeper: Who the Ukrainian rebels are (Aug 2014) Why MH17, a civilian airliner, was flying over a warzone (July 2014) Why Ukraine has so many revolutions (Dec 2013).
Without Guzan, they would be in even bigger trouble.
Since it is exports that have fuelled the consumption boom, and since electronic goods have been a crucial component of exports, the economy looks increasingly vulnerable.To the east, even bigger troubles are brewing in Taiwan and South Korea.
And unless Perez wakes up and realizes that too, he'll find himself with even bigger troubles than the legal mess he's now in over Miley.
When Electrolux, a Swedish appliance maker, recently tried to woo Stephan Carlquist, a Swede then working for ABB Asea Brown Boveri in America, it had to agree to let him run its data-processing division from comparatively lightly taxed London.But benefits are an even bigger source of trouble.
They are very frustrated with Bush and the Republicans, so McCain has a bigger hurdle to overcome.And the hurdle is made even bigger by the latest economic troubles.
