Sentence examples for massive trouble with from inspiring English sources

France is in massive trouble with its own financial system and at the same time also suffering from a poor economic growth.

Clearly the sector was in massive trouble with its decision to resist digital sales and the hundreds of millions spent by the RIAA on legal bills were largely a complete and utter waste of money.

Sanchez is in massive trouble and is basically out on his feet.

One year after the Greek crisis broke out, the development represents a potentially existential turning point for the European monetary union -- regardless which variant is ultimately decided upon for dealing with Greece's massive troubles.Greece is insolvent, and it clearly needs to restructure its debts.

An adjacent pair of tenements housing poor Italians often in trouble with the law and a massive project complex across the way only underlined the rest of the neighborhood's relative prosperity.

The trouble with seeking a meaningful needle in massive haystacks of data, says Trevor Hastie, a statistics professor at Stanford, is that "many bits of straw look like needles".

The trouble with that approach is it leaves massive holes in the online record.

Krusty's massive gambling debts and extravagant personal life land him in deep trouble with the Springfield Mafia and only a month away from bankruptcy.

There's trouble with….

The trouble with a tunnel.

Having trouble with wave band".