Sentence examples for potential trouble of from inspiring English sources

But I didn't see the potential trouble of having a credit card of my own.

Knowing his children were caught up in the disorder and the potential trouble of the situation he advised them to take refuge in al-Feteh mosque.

Still, isn't there an easier way to buy your way out of potential trouble on the road?

Most parts of the country have a single industry entity, an "independent system operator" like PJM Interconnection, that is responsible both for tracking potential trouble on its part of the grid and for adjusting power demand and flows.

That suggests the current 43percentt approval in battleground districts is another sign of potential trouble for the GOP.

It was the views of young voters, many of whom sided with Clinton's opponent, Sen. Bernie Sanders, in the state's June primary, that were most striking and an indicator of potential trouble for the Democrat elsewhere.

The startup seemed to be in some potential trouble because of its focus providing an insurance marketplace for Affordable Care Act beneficiaries, but the company has changed its model to one in which customers are charged higher premiums, and with closer relationships with a select group of care providers to help them work out more competitive pricing.

But it always helps to keep an eye on the biggest sector in the stock market for signs of potential trouble, or at least a sign of the times.

But for Mr. Nash, who counsels financially troubled companies and can recognize signs of potential trouble, he insisted that the move to Asbury Park was a good investment.

Yes, it was unfortunate for Clemens because he got himself into a lot of potential trouble with his answers to questions at a hearing of the House oversight committee.

This results in an inability to identify a landing spot ahead of time, creating a hornets' nest of potential trouble.