Sentence examples for much trouble at from inspiring English sources
He's not been in much trouble at any point.
Before the A.T.V. accident, he'd never given them much trouble at all.
But few, if any, were potentially in as much trouble at that moment as Ms. Kafu.
I can't see Fulham giving them much trouble at home today.
Not since the Depression have so many countries faced so much trouble at once.
And I will nod, in the full knowledge that by the end of the meeting I'll be in about as much trouble as he is at the beginning of it".
How bad will things get?If the debt markets are to be believed, companies could be in at least as much trouble as they were in the previous two downturns, in the early 1990s and at the start of this decade, after the dotcom bubble burst.
He talks as if the emotional appeal of the organisation is at least as much trouble as it is worth.
The debate was the first time another Republican candidate had confronted him with a topic that promises, to cause Forbes at least as much trouble as tax reform: his tax returns.
Banks supposedly provided the discipline in the system through their ability to intervene in their big customers' affairs when things went wrong, but such interventions became rarer as the asset bubble inflated, and then rarer still once the banks got into at least as much trouble as their customers.
