Sentence examples for gets into difficulty from inspiring English sources

"If a major shareholder gets into difficulty … we should be buyers from them".

Table banking groups also provide practical remedies if a member gets into difficulty in repaying a loan.

Governments "will no longer have to make it up as they go along when a bank gets into difficulty," he said.

Monitor – soon to merge with the NHS Trust Development Authority to form NHS Improvement – has always taken a tough line on leadership; whenever a foundation trust gets into difficulty Monitor looks at the quality of the board and the executive officers.

"Anyone who gets into difficulty and is unable to pay back on time, will not see the interest and fees on their loan spiral out of control – no consumer will ever owe more than double the original loan amount," he added.

"Unless it gets into difficulty we don't really need to intervene.

Councillors may require careful handling if a new mutual gets into difficulties.

When banks get into difficulty, they restrict their lending.

Gustavo Silva Da Cruz, 19, died after getting into difficulty swimming there.

"People are more concerned about the company getting into difficulty".

Two men have died after getting into difficulty while swimming near a 100ft waterfall in Snowdonia.