Sentence examples for getting into serious from inspiring English sources

A truly shocking plunge, suggesting Turkey's economy is getting into serious trouble.

Brandt further borrowed the device of the fool, who was allowed to utter criticism without getting into serious trouble.

Had these two never met, they might have made it through life without getting into serious trouble.

After years of raising cash through public offerings, special-purpose acquisition companies are getting into serious buying mode.

The plan reveals that some children are very much more at risk than others of getting into serious trouble.

In fact, I'd guess that this represents roughly the outer limit of how much support Mr. Romney could lose before getting into serious trouble.

To get into serious trouble.

We were lucky not to get into serious trouble.

Anthony was regarded as a mischievous youth who joked around but never got into serious trouble.

My grades slipped, and I began to get into serious trouble at school.

"Back home you would get into serious trouble for stunts like that," says a friend.