Sentence examples for tremendous trouble from inspiring English sources

"Anybody who touches Medicare," he added, "is in tremendous trouble politically.

He wanted to sell it to somebody who would preserve it as it is, and he had tremendous trouble finding someone.

There's no question that governments, like companies, can leverage themselves into tremendous trouble, but that's not something the U.S. should be worried about now.

"There was tremendous trouble scaling.

There was still an unexpected divorce (by way of email), loss of her house and tremendous trouble with the IRS still on the way.

"…it started to be apparent to me that the relationships had broken down on the programme and what I wondered was Rippon could be right that these two people could be making a tremendous amount of trouble for him.

On the other hand, it can be a tremendous source of trouble among family members.

This behaviour was, the procurator-fiscal stated, 'grossly irregular', and caused 'a tremendous amount of trouble', presumably motivated by the fact that, by altering the certificates and burying two bodies in one box, he saved the 5 s.

(For what it's worth, I include myself in that group of mismanagers and I don't mean to blame any single individual the troubles were tremendous. I'll explain it somewhere else, someday).

Guaraldi had trouble surmounting the tremendous success of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and the corresponding best-selling soundtrack.

Serving to stay in the set at 4-5, a nervous Williams came up with a double fault and a foot fault, but fought her way out of trouble with two tremendous backhands and an ace.