Sentence examples for heavy trouble from inspiring English sources

"Nearly all the landesbanks are in heavy trouble and have a lot of restructuring to do," said Dirk Schiereck, a professor of banking at the Technical University of Darmstadt.

Then, your approach must take account of the humps and hollows just short of the green and the heavy trouble at the back.

Clearly, he is having difficulty digesting House of Fraser, a large business in big trouble requiring heavy investment and management time.

These top predators are in grave trouble due to heavy fishing pressure, shark finning and bycatch.

Diffie and Hellman first invented the public key cryptosystem (PKC) wherein the public key infrastructure (PKI) is used for the management of public keys; however, the PKI-based cryptosystems suffer from heavy management trouble of public keys and certificates.

George Reese scored 19 points off the bench and No. 13 Ohio State overcame heavy foul trouble to beat No. 19 Michigan State, 78-67, last night in Columbus, Ohio, ending the Spartans' Big Ten winning streak at 21 games.

Mark Blayney Newcastle upon Tyne Heavy Duty Trouble by Iain Parke (bad-press.co.uk) is the last part of a trilogy of hardnosed and, it has to be said, very foul-mouthed UK-based thrillers set in the world of outlaw motorcycle gangs – a sort of Sons of Anarchy meets Get Carter.

Though they are not power-operated, they open and close so weightlessly that a small child can operate them, yet they don't require the heavy (and trouble-prone) electric motors of larger minivans.

Meanwhile, Crane felt "heavy with troubles" and "chased to the wall" by expenses.

The girls were already heavy drinkers, in trouble with the police, hanging around the streets.

We have been in a state of war for a long time, so I knew that heavy guns meant trouble and that the village might get hit.