Sentence examples for trouble for a while from inspiring English sources

This should keep you out of trouble for a while!

"This is a company that has been in trouble for a while now, and this quarter was more of the same," said Michael Tian, a Morningstar analyst.

"The labor college has been in financial trouble for a while," said Kate Bronfenbrenner, director of labor education research at Cornell University.

Another knife was found at the scene (although DNA evidence didn't link it to Dykstra) and he'd been in and out of trouble for a while.

I later heard that there hasn't been any real trouble for a while and the travel warning may be lifted soon.

And to add to the glums, analysts at Harris Nesbitt, an investment bank, downgraded its outlook for the entire toy industry from positive to negative.American toymakers have been in trouble for a while.

Sales of artificial sweeteners such as aspartame and saccharine, which had made successful inroads into the sugar market in recent years, are also in trouble.For a while it seemed that health worries over natural sugar products, and especially high-fructose corn syrup, heralded a bright future for artificial sweeteners.

His photographic outlook presupposes a state of grace in which the laughs outnumber the snarls and let us forget our troubles for a while.

They go for a walk in the city, wearing silly disguises; feeling liberated that they don't have to be themselves, they let their guard down and escape their troubles for a while.

This person says that the two main differences are that the market has known about Lehman's troubles for a while, giving it time to prepare, and that Lehman, unlike Bear, has had access to the Federal Reserve's primary dealer credit facility for borrowing purposes.

"Social media stocks have been troubled for a while.