Sentence examples for it spelled trouble from inspiring English sources

"He got ahead, got relaxed and it spelled trouble for me," Goldstein said.

For the most ambitious employee-ownership project ever, it spelled trouble.

Mr Thomas added it spelled trouble for local authorities if they did not have "robust, longer-term strategies in place which are linked to medium-term financial plans".

Although the bill applied only to the five cities, opponents warned that it spelled trouble for controls in other cities.

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But it spells trouble, especially during rush hours, said Louis Brusati, a general manager for New York City Transit.

For other performers, it spells trouble and raises the challenge of rousing heat-weary punters into a state of excitement.

But it spells trouble for the FDIC, which administers failed banks and estimates that it will incur total losses of $100 billion over the course of this credit cycle.

The Topix, a broader index, was also up, though still near a two-year low.If the respite is short, it spells trouble for Japan's banks.

This may sound like good news for any individual manager, but it spells trouble for a company as a whole, leading to the pursuit of more initiatives than resources can support.

But it spells trouble for Honda, which has a year to go before it brings out a new Accord (though the Accord is actually leading the Camry in sales for the year to date).