Sentence examples for terminal trouble from inspiring English sources

Put simply, men are in terminal trouble, and that trouble is linked to the Y chromosome that defines them.

"If the flow of refugees is not slowed down in four to six months, people really think Schengen is in terminal trouble," said a third ambassador in Brussels.

One doesn't have to be Warren Buffet to see why Fairfax – along with most newspaper companies around the world – is in such diabolical, some would say terminal, trouble.

Alastair Campbell used to say that if a scandal is on the front pages for more than a week, a politician's career is in terminal trouble.

With the help of what appeared to be White House passivity, it certainly succeeded in demoralizing the center-left, stoking the fears of the ill-informed and persuading the press that health-care reform was in serious, maybe terminal, trouble.

For example, he correctly points out that most Arabs were loyal to the Ottoman empire during the first world war, and yet still writes as though it was in some way doomed; no empire that commands the loyalty of most of its subjects can be said to be in terminal trouble.

(Visa and Mastercard say they have fixed their own systems, but plenty of sales terminals may still cause trouble).

No flights were canceled, but some may have been delayed as passengers had trouble reaching the terminal, she added.

The troubles of the terminal yesterday were not logistical so much as ideological.

Instead, the troubled first days of Terminal 5, which cost some $8 billion to build, were expected to give the carrier trouble beyond monetary issues.

First, Bangalore's troubles, while serious, are not terminal.