Sentence examples for trouble of losing from inspiring English sources

People just need to understand that we are in serious trouble of losing our practices because of high insurance".

But Google may be in serious trouble of losing that name — or at least having to pay a hell of a lot of money to keep it.

"I came up with the price that I didn't think anyone would match or meet, so I didn't think I was in trouble of losing my house," he told the Los Angeles Times last year.

Chelsea's in real trouble — not of losing and elimination, which seems certain, but of getting reallllly embarrassed.

"You walk a guy, give up a hit, all of a sudden you're in trouble and in jeopardy of losing the game.

So as the news has spread in recent months that Ms. Leibovitz is facing extraordinary financial troubles, with the possibility of losing her Civil War-era town houses in Greenwich Village, a home in upstate New York and the rights to decades of her work, many have formulated the same questions: How is this possible?

The nonprofit co-op that had bought the building from the city a decade ago was facing financial trouble, and residents were in danger of losing their low-income apartments.

For Jenny Vidbel, it is not the possibility of losing her means of employment that troubles her.

One of the gifts of losing them, he says, was the realization that they were free of their troubles.

Paltrow made a toast, recounting how she met Anderson: "I was having a lot of trouble losing baby weight from my second child, my son.

People will be more concerned about following the rules out of fear of getting in trouble or losing their jobs than doing what needs to be done.