Sentences with phrase «are in trouble get»

Couples who are in trouble get so busy that they have difficulty finding even 15 minutes a day to talk.

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It's almost like you're paying to get a top Google listing, but you don't have to worry about getting in trouble!

When they get in trouble is when they go deep and personal and start saying things like «I,» «you,» and «them.»

The president warned that North Korea «better get their act together, or they are going to be in trouble like few nations have ever been in trouble.»

«If you wait for the business to slow down or get in trouble, it's too late.»

But this is exactly where many small businesses fall short, because often their approach to benefits is riddled with costly errors that can get them in financial trouble with their insurers or even with their own employees.

Hi Alan, We're trying to get in touch with you to resolve the issue, but we're having trouble reaching you.

I see a lot of startup companies led by inexperienced entrepreneurs get into trouble from overspending because they are trying to adhere to a brilliant strategy in which everything happens in perfect order.

Until a couple of months later when Bill got a call from Kevin who was in trouble.

The trouble is, I can't afford the thousands of dollars in legal fees it would cost to get my product patented.

That can get you in trouble, because happiness is a function of what you expect versus what you get.

I think the last thing you want to do is to turn around and embrace the policies that got us into trouble in the first place.

Not only are those who regularly volunteer their time half as likely to turn to get in trouble, but they tend to — not surprisingly — do better in school.

And that's where, for all the positive change they effected, some of the 1980s icons got into trouble in the mid 1990s.

The trouble was getting these jetsetters all in the same place at the same time.

«If, for a second, I start getting afraid, we're going to be in trouble,» he says.

That's because while declaring bankruptcy would help the sunny Caribbean island restructure and reduce its $ 72 billion debt load, it wouldn't help Puerto Rico slim down its costly government operations in order to avoid getting in trouble again.

No surprise, she has trouble getting to sleep, goes through the day fatigued and is often trying to monitor what's happening in her company's manufacturing plant through the window while working on her office computer and fielding phone calls.

Oh, my God, she's got this book, «In Trump We Trust,» and in it she says the only thing, the only thing that could cause Trump any trouble whatsoever is if he flip - flops on abortion or on immigration, goes amnestIn Trump We Trust,» and in it she says the only thing, the only thing that could cause Trump any trouble whatsoever is if he flip - flops on abortion or on immigration, goes amnestin it she says the only thing, the only thing that could cause Trump any trouble whatsoever is if he flip - flops on abortion or on immigration, goes amnesty.

The trouble is partly the result of the Internet bust — the Nasdaq has been tanking for months, and Williams's investors have told him he must make do with what he's got — but it's also, in a strange way, a result of his company's unlikely popularity.

Still, getting off to such a troubled start is not good for Apple, and Cue made clear in his talk with the Journal that his company is actively working at fixing its issues.

I think we could get in real trouble if it ever came out, and it would be a huge blow to our credibility.

If you're carrying around a tattered, old wallet filled with crumpled receipts, credit cards, rewards cards, spare keys, and whatever else you can fit in it, you shouldn't be surprised if you're having some trouble getting a handle on your finances.

Saloner's crisis requires a PR response that's general to many such eruptions: communicate what happened and why — «as much as you can tell us without getting yourself in further trouble,» Argenti says.

Treasury should be able to get by for a week or two after Oct. 17, Shenfeld figures, but could run into trouble in November.

While some news outlets reported that Baker got in trouble at Google because of the spreadsheet, she said that wasn't true.

«People get into trouble because they don't know how much their rent should be in ratio to the amount of sales their store is generating,» says Dan Paul, an industry consultant with retail consulting firm, RMSA.

Majority can get you in trouble when accuracy is really important.

But there was less than an hour left on my flight, and I didn't get in trouble.

For instance, they'll be less happy and more stressed (which affects things like their productivity and creativity); they may quit on you (which will cost you and your company time and money); they may give you bad reviews or complain to HR (which puts your job in jeopardy); and you'll have trouble earning their respect, being viewed as credible, and getting them to listen to your opinions.

Sarah Hood uncovered signs of troubles in Canada's strategic Lego supply by talking to owners of independent toy stores and discovering that they weren't getting their shipments from the Danish toymaker as planned.

But that can be overestimated because there are plenty of really, really bright guys that aren't good guys or get you in trouble or don't have good judgment.

Ryder said she thinks there's a lot of gray area in women's health and a lot of issues that are female - specific, like side effects from birth control or options for those who have trouble getting pregnant.

As Senate Republicans push to get their tax bill passed before Christmas, a research and development (R&D) tax credit used by many businesses to boost innovation could be in trouble.

And, because entrepreneurs tend to be risk takers in growing their businesses, their aggressive personalities sometimes get them into trouble when they apply the same get - big - or - go - home mentality to managing their money.

«One of the tricky things people get in trouble with is if they invest in foreign mutual funds,» said McKeegan.

The time to do this is not after you get in trouble — so be sure to get legal review before you launch the program, and get advice during program implementation.

«You'd have to be in a meteors - hitting - the - Earth scenario before Slack as a business would get into trouble,» he boasts.

«If you allow yourself to believe you're worth $ 1 billion after two to three years of being in business, you're going to get yourself caught up in trouble,» Goldberg says.

Joss Whedon got in trouble earlier in the week (even though he's been lauded in the past), and now it's James Cameron.

Given the trouble the company got itself into under previous CEO John Manzoni — overinvesting in North America and failing to control costs at its far - flung global ventures — the theme for 2013 will continue to be divestitures and financial discipline — «living within its cash flow,» as Kvisle likes to put it.

Explain that you're not trying to get anyone in trouble — you're simply trying to get paid.

If you don't get to safety soon, you'll hit severe hypothermia and be in serious trouble.

Behavior that would get you in trouble with HR is just as unacceptable here.

But Dimon declined to say whether he believed that was a bad thing because he would «get in trouble.»

For example, if you opt for equity crowdfunding you can get in trouble for taking money from non-accredited investors, so what is the platform doing to ensure it is only connecting companies with legitimately vetted backers?

By the time he gets to Woody's troubled daughter Casey Johnson — a tabloid mainstay throughout the 2000s who ran with Paris Hilton, feuded with her aunt in the pages of Vanity Fair and then died at the age of 31 in 2010 — the tales are simply dispiriting.

Sure, the task at hand sounds very easy at first, but using the wrong strategy will lead you to waste time and money and possibly get you in trouble with Google — which is something you definitely do not want.

If you look at your friend's paper, it's called cheating and you get in a lot of trouble for it.

During a debate at Stanford University last month, he described Silicon Valley as «a one - party state» and said, «That's when you get in trouble politically in our society, when you're all in one side.»