Sentence examples for got into problems from inspiring English sources
"I was talking about it, and I got into problems.
"I think he should get in touch with the PFA because they are usually very supportive when players get into problems like Kenny obviously has.
"They are just trying to avoid being singled out internationally, and they think it's better to publish us than to get into problems about something which they think has no importance".
"That means when individual states — and this would be the case with Greece — get into problems, then the first responsibility to repair them lies with the states themselves," he said.
"The problem I have with this new journalism is that once they change the culture, to be more team oriented and to think in business concerns, you get into problems," said Ken Auletta, who wrote about the Tribune Company a few years ago in the American Journalism Review.
If Richard Strong [the ousted founder of Strong mutual funds] had had to show what he'd bought and sold, he wouldn't have gotten into problems".
If you try to regulate those then you're getting into problems with free speech and genuinely threatening freedom of expression.
So it's just a heads up that without the background, without the metadata about where these structures came from, you can potentially get into problems or you can potentially be misled.
The law has reduced the number of people getting into problems with these drugs – the numbers of people entering drug and mental health services for NPS problems has fallen.
