Sentences with phrase «to be in trouble»

You know for a fact that a company is in trouble when they go to great lengths to sue over something so trivial AND where there was prior art.

But aside from a traffic violation, he had never before been in trouble with the law.

«I'd really be in trouble if I were playing for my dad and taking 30 shots a game and we were losing,» he says.

Sometimes a relationship is in trouble because partners haven't taken the time to get to know each other very well.

While doing therapy with teenagers who were in trouble for delinquent behavior, they started telling me how much satisfaction they got from making their parents angry.

The bottom line: most therapists are neutral when marriages are in trouble.

Often a love or romantic relationship is in trouble long before a divorce, separation or breakup enters the picture.

I have found a lot of people who are in trouble because they are not sure which product should buy.

Many people are in trouble now because their homes dropped in value.

The church is in trouble as it loses more and more people by the ton.

And she wouldn't be in trouble at home.

After all, if you are honest, you might have to tell people they are under - performing or the company is in trouble.

Don't wait until your marriage is in trouble before seeking counseling.

We need not go beyond ice melting to see that the world is in trouble on the food front.

Both are high honors students (one in college and one in high school), both hold jobs, and both have never been in trouble with the law.

I'd really be in trouble if my blog crashed... I would have to hire a specialist!

The institution of marriage is in trouble after all.

There are various types of loans that can be considered if a person is in trouble with his / her finances.

At conferences in the past, many developing nations felt that developed nations should carry the burden of reducing emissions since developed countries are the main reason why the world is in trouble today.

If your business is in trouble with creditors, it may seem hopeless to try to dig yourself out.

The bee populations had already been in trouble due to pesticides and diseases.

For example, if a celebrity they like is in trouble with alcohol, ask whether their peers are using alcohol or whether they have any anxieties or questions about drinking.

But five days later, the baby was in trouble again.

They have finally concluded that the real economy is in trouble, and not just the financial economy.

«Our urban schools are in trouble because of concentrated poverty and racial segregation,» which make for a toxic mix.

The seller may still be in trouble in such case.

If everyone were financially liable for everything that accidentally occurred to others in their lives, everyone would be in trouble financially.

If the season plays out in a way in which those two keep finding playing time, then this club is in trouble once again.

He got help with the depression and anxiety that was blamed for his behaviour and hasn't been in trouble since, the law society said.

Some landlords already are in trouble with their leases and don't know it yet.

We might not quite be hitting European levels of renewables generation yet, but it appears that coal and gas are in trouble over on this side of the pond too.

The two earlier injuries suffered on his right leg and now it's the left leg which is in trouble.

The best way to judge whether or not your child is in trouble is not taking his temperature.

Some partners did not know their relationship was in trouble until it was too late.

Check it out below: Description: This city is in trouble.

When the issue arises, the basic premise that boys are in trouble gets attacked by national feminist groups or professors from women's studies departments.

And they wonder why the publishing industry is in trouble... between crap books and publishers who just don't give a crap, it's a wonder they've survived this long.

Who can be called when families are in trouble?

Virtually everyone agrees that successful recovery programs must be grounded in an understanding of why a species is in trouble in the first place.

If I hear it too many times, I know the project is in trouble.

There are clues that even the writers knew this film was in trouble.

What kinds of bites indicate your dog is in trouble?

You can even take steps to educate them on how they can recognize signs of child abuse in case they ever suspect their friends are in trouble and need to alert you.

Those who often purchase auto insurance without much thought or analysis, end up being in trouble later when they do need the insurance coverage.

I saw the facts on TV that the whole country is in trouble.

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