Sentence examples for trouble with fines from inspiring English sources

"People who can't comply with the law are getting deeper and deeper into trouble with fines, interest on fines, all sorts of stuff," said Margaret Stapleton, a lawyer with the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law, based in Chicago.

He avoided trouble with fine defense and one Reds base-running blunder.

Like many insurance buyers, these employers apparently had trouble with the fine print.

But even as the rules were refined, small organic farmers had trouble with the fine print.

So the baby boomers who, right on target, are having trouble with the fine print, are the donors that the Lighthouse is emphasizing.

And if you don't, you'll still have an edge over competitors who are either dealing with fines or having trouble reaching their customers.

The essential trouble with democracy is it's fine as long as your guy wins.

But punishing scientists with fines is bound to be controversial, and may face trouble on Capitol Hill.

"If you get into trouble with the I.R.S., you get a fine.

His only trouble with the law was a $200 fine for disorderly conduct in 1997: While working at a Houston gas station, he had displayed the business's unlicensed gun to stop a robbery.

The trouble with Marxism is that it's fine if you make it your political servant, but terrible if it becomes your political master …" The twists and turns of history, eh.