Sentence examples for in considerable trouble from inspiring English sources

But the Croatian economy is also in considerable trouble already.

One of the four American teams was well-placed here in the quarterfinal stage of the world championship, but another was in considerable trouble.

She said the parents' own relationship was "in considerable trouble," with the two of them unable to agree on issues as small as whether or not Ms. Farrow should keep a child's thermometer in the house.

But no matter how much he succeeded in firing up his base of dedicated Trumpistas, the reality TV star could not erase the fact that outside the hothouse atmosphere of the Mohegan Sun Arena, his campaign remains in considerable trouble.

Norbert Walter, the former chief economist of Deutsche Bank, said that while Spain was in considerable trouble, it could work its way out, a process Germany would be much more eager to support there than in Greece.

Hammond expressed skepticism, and hinted that Gallagher would be in for considerable trouble with the law if he didn't tell the truth about where they could find his friend.

The Memphis Grizzlies are in some considerable trouble, and for at least six or seven more weeks, Zach Randolph won't be able to right their wrongs on the strength of his mid-post game.

Business may be in for considerable trouble.

According to a Talk of the Town story published in The New Yorker in May of that year, viewers had "considerable trouble following the ball…and suffered in addition from eyestrain".

In addition to being immigrants, and not able to mix well with the Chicago Americans around us, we were Dutch Reformed Calvinists who weren't supposed to mix who, in fact, had considerable trouble mixing with one another.

In addition to being immigrants, and not able to mix well with the Chicago Americans around us, we were Dutch Reformed Calvinists who weren't supposed to mix — who, in fact, had considerable trouble mixing with one another.