Sentences with phrase «serious kind of trouble»

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«A stress test that claims that if the Dow falls by 60 %, the unemployment rate rises to 12 %, housing prices decline substantially more than they did during the 2008 recession, GDP declines by 6 - 7 % — and that all of that can happen and no bank will be in serious financial trouble or have any problem of being undercapitalized or illiquid — I kind of think says more about itself than it says about the health of the banking system.»

The way I like to put it is the U.S. is kind of the least dirty shirt in the bunch, but the reality is every single one of them is in serious trouble the minute rates normalize and when that happens then it's anyone's guess exactly how it goes down.

The other day, at a small group I attended, someone expressed concern for me because there is a lot of stuff going on in our community right now: illnesses, the threat of death, marriages in serious trouble, depression... the kind of things that take time to deal with.

It's the kind of fight where I think Eddie could give him some serious trouble and I wouldn't be that surprised to see him win... but I'd still be surprised.

Serious, proper, the money's running out and the chairman wants to sell and most of our players have left kind of trouble.

The final truth I wish I'd known is that every mom out there is facing some kind of challenge, whether it's trouble with breastfeeding or something far more serious.

He's personable and serious enough to have gone to the trouble of building an obstructing construction of crossed beams at the front of the stand, allowing a delicious kind of backstage entrance through a narrow passage to the exhibition of paintings based on the same Franz Klineish forms.

Without knowing the fundamentals of running a business, particularly lawyers on their own or in small practices can run into all kinds of serious trouble.