Sentence examples for trouble further from inspiring English sources

Yet even if she succeeds in railroading her unloved deal through the Commons, this will guarantee terrible trouble further down the line.

11.02pm BST Rose carefully steers his 3-wood from the tee box down 14. Day finds trouble further down the hole and can't get up and down from the front of the green.

However, in case of trouble further down the line, it has instituted an insurance policy on riskier lending by limiting mortgages of 4.5 times loan to income to just 15% of total lending.

It's up to us as adults to ensure that children understand that when they send explicit selfies, it's a violation of their bodily integrity, and it could get them into considerable trouble further down the line.

At the very least, Choi may have trouble further expanding his stable of luxury cars.

Superficial differences, such as chocolate vs strawberry, aren't important here, but any major differences, such as religious or idealistic, can lead to trouble further down the road, even if you think it doesn't matter now.

Living on his inherited Irish estate, in County Leitrim, just south of Ulster, Kilbracken was deeply disturbed by the troubles further north.

Ironically, given the focus on Liverpool's attacking resources and how Suarez can be replaced, it was familiar troubles further back that were actually at the root of their downfall.

He gave Mr. Tankleff a standard admonition against getting into trouble: "No further involvement with the law".

That seems like a manageable gap, but both sides could have trouble selling further concessions to their constituencies.

To prevent trouble creeping further in, the army has been hammering the suburbs of Douma, Qudsaya and Harasta, leaving scores dead.