Sentence examples for spell trouble for us from inspiring English sources

"We feel like a lot of how-to searches do end up on YouTube, so if we don't make experiences that compete, that will spell trouble for us," Raffel says.

That sort of attitude spells trouble for us all in the long term.

It's a courtroom drama, centered on Rutledge's trial at court-martial, where the interrogation of witnesses leads to elaborate and stirring flashbacks — including a scene where Rutledge, wounded by gunfire, fears the compassionate ministrations of a local woman (Constance Towers) whom he has saved from an Apache attack, telling her, "White women only spell trouble for any of us".

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Will this spell trouble for Narendra Modi?

This might spell trouble for struggling nations.

Its arrival could spell trouble for casino rivals, too.

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But it could spell trouble for the placid world of English cricket.

Arian Foster and Andre Johnson, Houston's best offensive players, are healthy, which should spell trouble for the Dolphins.

That could spell trouble for Republicans in swing states like Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada.