Sentences with phrase «be in trouble if»

YES keeps popping into it but I realize I may be in trouble if I say YES to everything!

Remember, as a practical matter, you can be in trouble if your child does not comply with the court's parenting plan.

Bitcoin wallets might be in trouble if quantum computers advance as quickly as some researchers have projected.

Two days after I installed my latest smart lock experiment, I jokingly said to my husband «We're going to be in trouble if our internet goes down.

While the company may be in trouble if its mobile unit doesn't turn things around, Yang still doesn't sound worried given how he labeled the unit's performance as being in line with his expectations, Reuters reports.

The keyboard is also spillproof, which usually means there's drainage below the keyboard in case water spills (but you could still be in trouble if what you spill is hot coffee or a sugary beverage).

-- If you are hit by an uninsured motorist and if you don't carry the uninsured motorist coverage then you could be in trouble if the motorist at fault can not pay for the damages that you and your car could have suffered.

If you store the ring in your bag and check that bag, you could be in trouble if the bag is lost or stolen.

This is why choosing your auto insurance limits is important; if you set your limits low you might be able to save a bit of money, but you could be in trouble if you get in an expensive accident.

I can't refuse to to serve Jewish or Chinese customer is my store, I can't refuse to hire Muslim or German employees and would be in trouble if I refused to rent a room to a White tenant.

It seems to me they will be in trouble if the hiatus exceeds in length that of the warming trend, because as Steve points out, there was 40 years of cooling before that warming.

So that means AGW theory may be in trouble if those other items do not cooperate with what AGW calls for UNLESS as I said nothing else really matters because CO2 in THE driver.

Now we would really be in trouble if Doc was right, because when CO2 goes into the ocean, it form carbonic acid, H2CO3 which ionizes to H + and HCO3 - and (CO3) 2 - ions, and that lowers the pH of seawater (makes it more acid).

The owner who simply puts this down to «hormones» or adolescence is going to be in trouble if he does not change his approach to his dog.

I hope the all don't fall off at once as I could be in trouble if I have to start from scratch.

Your home might be in trouble if you acquire home equity.

Please advise going to be in trouble if we don't have tax return soon.

It might be in trouble if / when Audi brings out the RS7, but for now, it's got it all in a way no competitor does.

Reducing or eliminating funding for these programs would also be especially harmful to charter management organizations that recruit heavily from the AmeriCorps alumni network, including KIPP, Success Academy Charter Schools, and Green Dot Public Schools, all of which have formed official «career partnerships» with City Year, or Uncommon Schools, which advertises on the AmeriCorps alumni career site.34 Likewise, public charter schools and traditional districts looking to fill hard - to - staff schools and subject areas also rely on AmeriCorps - funded teacher residencies and teaching fellowships and would likely be in trouble if these programs disappeared.35 For example, Achievement First, a network of public charter schools, has described Teach For America as «its most effective recruiting source,» hiring both AmeriCorps members and alumni from the program.36

Back in July, we wrote that PARCC would only really be in trouble if it lost its fiscal agent, Florida.

The Scorecard Review news News: Universal's Ouija board movie may be in trouble if somebody else doesn't step up to the plate, after Universal backed out.

Westminster's Kremlinologists will be watching Vince Cable with care amid speculation that Nick Clegg could be in trouble if the Lib Dems suffer a major setback in the European parliamentary elections.

Atletico have had to re-organise their striking options twice in two seasons and might be in trouble if Kevin Gameiro's transfer does not work out and Fernando Torres» form deserts him.

«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.

No, the Louisville Redbirds really aren't overflowing with cash, and, yes, they would be in trouble if they had to pay every one of their players a living wage.

If they bring in someone like Pogba or Yaya Toure to replace Matuidi, Wenger should go for him, as PSG also can be in trouble if not respecting ffp rule.

At least one of the power five conferences will be left out of this year's Playoff, and as one of the weaker power conferences, the ACC could be in trouble if its only undefeated team, Florida State, loses.

I'm not going to lay into Chambers as he is young and inexperienced at CB however if he continues poor performances in that position we could be in trouble if we had long term injuries.

TNT, which does have sole coverage of the first two rounds, could be in trouble if Tiger's back flares up again and he can't make it to the second round.

Washington would've been all but finished if Holtby had let something past him in overtime, and it'll still be in trouble if Thursday's Game 4 doesn't go well.

Now I think what you were actually trying to say or ask is: Which players will be in trouble if Arsene leaves?

You're going to be in trouble if Zeus and the Grecian pantheon of gods are the ones that are really in control.

You would be in trouble if you just said to an employee, out of the blue, «It's God's will, this is over.»

They have a culture to overcome, and thier entire social life and ususlly thier career can be in trouble if they try to question the faith or leave the religion.

I think you know you'd be in trouble if you had to prove something like that.

I do believe that as a nation we will be in trouble if we do not pay some attention to the ever growing gap in wealth in this country, government is VITAL to a healthy nation, and supporting a woman's right to chose is NOT a communist decision.

We would both be in trouble if I worship no god and you are worshipping the wrong god.

We will be in trouble if we confuse the former with the latter.

According to the Global Financial Stability Report released by the IMF (International Monetary Fund), a large number of US companies servicing their debt could be in trouble if the Fed continues to raise rates.

The agency commissioned a survey that found 720,000 families would struggle to make payments on their home - equity loans if interest rates rose by a mere 0.25 percent, and almost one million would be in trouble if borrowing costs rose a full percentage point.

In the foregoing section I allowed that the classical doctrine of creation is in trouble if we take God to be temporal.

Like Nick and Molly in the Church Hunters video, we are in trouble if we set out to find a «perfect fit» church catering exactly to our felt needs and comfort levels.

Luckily she knew how to put it out with a dish towel (I would have been in trouble if I had been by myself).

You know you are in trouble if you see any of these time periods listed.

No matter the side, that offensive tackle's ass was in trouble if he saw Spence lined up across from him and he wasn't getting any help.

Unless AW has Bender or Krychowiak wrapped up, Arsenal are in trouble if and when Le Coq gets injured or suspended.

If aguero gets injured city are in trouble if hazrd gets injured Chelsea are in more trouble... Who knows what will happen if your going to predict at this stage Leicester or west ham will win with Watford in Europe...

Every Chelsea fan knows the club is in trouble if by chance Alvaro Morata has to miss several weeks of action.

«Either one can control the plane, but you're in trouble if you get rid of both control sticks.»

A Ford - loving Goldilocks is in trouble if she's indecisive, because unlike the other cars here, which are available with one single engine offering, the Escape comes with your choice of three.