Sentence examples for major trouble that from inspiring English sources

"It's a recipe for major trouble that plagues this entire structure," said John M. Walker Jr., the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

There can be little doubt that the people of Monte Albán were Zapotec speakers, who during Classic times had unequaled opportunity to develop their civilization unaffected by the major troubles that disturbed Teotihuacán and the Maya at the close of the Early Classic.

You could get into major trouble for that.

Five million Americans have heart failure, according to estimates, and it is considered to be the only major form of heart trouble that is growing in prevalence.

You could end up in major trouble for something that in the States would be a minor thing.

It also regularly reviews major national economies to look for signs of trouble that could affect the world economy.

Delphi was the nation's biggest parts maker at the time of its 2005 bankruptcy, which was among the first major signs of the trouble that the domestic auto industry has experienced in the years since then.

He said the president will remind the bankers of what the federal government did to bail out banks when they were in trouble, "that no major bank would be intact, would be in a position to pay bonuses, if that extraordinary support had not been provided".

They are now confident that most major trouble spots between Gibraltar, a British colony, and Spain will be resolved.

In between points, however, she has been wearing her game face, the introspective look that traditionally means major trouble for the opposition.

That could spell major trouble for Amazon in the long run, and they know it.