Sentence examples for much larger trouble from inspiring English sources

If they are the ones who break them, society is in much larger trouble.

And that's potentially much larger trouble than the Giants cutting the Dodgers' lead in the National League West to only one game.

"But the inability of officials to deal with this successfully over a year and a half inspires little confidence in their ability to deal with much larger troubled countries such as Italy".

The small plane, like its much larger cousin, experienced engine trouble in the skies over New York.

Many analysts have warned that Portugal and the much larger Spain might have trouble handling their debt load, potentially overwhelming the euro zone's existing financial backstops and endangering the currency area as a whole.

The seeming ease with which Mr. Li snatched Cable and Wireless HKT -- despite his company's small size and meager assets, and despite a formidable counterbid by the much larger Singapore Telecommunications -- has troubled some people here.

This type of business model is most desirable for both small co-ops and for much larger businesses, who have no trouble producing on a grand scale.

He hinted at a future in which the court's decision was used to collect phone records on a much larger scale, and warned of troubling implications if it were allowed to do so: The prospect of unregulated governmental monitoring will undoubtedly prove disturbing even to those with nothing illicit to hide.

As Sir Peter himself says, private-sector companies aim to make much larger annual efficiency gains.Still, those troubled by the idea that the government has duped the public need not worry.

The Provisional IRA used a range of mortars, including multiple launchers and much larger so-called "barrack busters" devices during the troubles.

The problem is, however, much larger.