Sentence examples for serious troubles of from inspiring English sources

Basically they consist of the manipulation of the supernatural by a specially trained, usually naturally gifted, sensitive person in order to aid people in various serious troubles, of which illness was probably the most common.

Stick a pin in the map of the world, and you hit either empty ocean or a country with serious troubles of a political, social, medical or gastronomic nature, and most probably all four.

Scottish Opera's enterprise, at a time when the company has serious troubles of its own, is somewhat dimmed by vivid memories of Penny Woolcock's superb film version for Channel 4 two years ago, beside which this staging pales into inadequacy.

Still, Republicans have potentially serious troubles of their own, including reports that freshman Representative Michael G. Grimm of New York had irregularities in his campaign fund-raising and that Representative Vern Buchanan of Florida, a top fund-raiser for House Republicans, faces various investigations into his own fund-raising activities.

People just need to understand that we are in serious trouble of losing our practices because of high insurance".

The Prime Minister and Mrs Wilson ran into the first serious trouble of their 'meet the people' election tour in Battersea last night.

Today's 36-hole cut was two under par, so at that point, Woods was in serious trouble of missing his first cut since the 1997 Bell Canadian Open, the only 36-hole cut he has missed since turning professional in 1996.

But Google may be in serious trouble of losing that name — or at least having to pay a hell of a lot of money to keep it.

Should the price of oil remain seriously depressed for several more years, the government will surely deplete a substantial portion of its foreign exchange reserves, and given its failure to diversify revenue sources away from oil, it may well find itself in serious trouble of its own making.

But there I was, in one of the world's poorest countries, with a baby in serious trouble for lack of food.

In recent weeks, most of Loews's major competitors have either filed for bankruptcy protection or acknowledged that they were in serious trouble because of the rapid expansion of multiplexes.