Sentence examples similar to much deeper troubles from inspiring English sources

We are in much deeper trouble.

But now American could find itself in much deeper trouble, experts said yesterday.

"Without it we'd be in much deeper trouble," he said.

Unlike other municipal debtors that have overextended themselves or made poor financial choices, Detroit is in much deeper trouble.

If it happens again, the Yankees will be in much deeper trouble than they are in today.

"I am sure if they hadn't done that they would be in much deeper trouble than they are now.

If the same thoroughness colours his broader inquiry, into patterns of corruption and obstruction of justice, Mr Clinton will be in much deeper trouble.

When accounting rules allow them to be ignored, they also can allow companies to delay facing reality, and thus get into much deeper trouble.

Without regular visits from stalwarts and others who live nearby, they would be in much deeper trouble, officials at those museums say.

But now -- depending on what is determined to have caused the crash -- American could find itself in much deeper trouble, experts said.

DealBook » Detroit Blazes a Path It Never Wanted  |  Unlike other municipal debtors that have overextended themselves or made poor financial choices, Detroit is in much deeper trouble, Stephen J. Lubben writes in the In Debt column.