Sentence examples for extreme trouble from inspiring English sources

The Mets' starters are having extreme trouble lasting more than five innings.

Such attention, loving and precise, reflects the extreme trouble they went to in their own pursuit of accuracy.

So, these are people who are really in extreme trouble.

Conversely, they often have extreme trouble waking up in the morning.

She mentioned that she's had 11 surgeries on her ankle and has extreme trouble walking, especially upstairs.

That could get you in extreme trouble.

There are five possible answers in each subscale with a value from 0 (no problem) to 4 (extreme problem) ranked on a scale of 0 100, where 0 represents extreme knee problems and 100 trouble free [14, 15].

In extreme situations, troubled banks could be wound down.

Though Johnson said he is pleased with Collette's decision, he acknowledges Highland Park's schools still face extreme financial troubles.

Advance sales were healthy but during the festival we've seen a dip.However, we're not experiencing anything as extreme as financial trouble.

Patients who had to discontinue the squatting test as a result of extreme obesity or trouble with their knee joints were also excluded.