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But the thing about this is that every once in a while we divers can run into trouble, so I'm going to do a little thought experiment here.

His plan to introduce DNA tests for immigrants has run into trouble with some of his own ministers.

You can run into trouble here as well, because not all compilers align the elements of a structure in the same way.

The buy-out industry itself is predicting that almost a fifth of its deals will run into trouble in the next three years, it adds.

You would have run into trouble, instead, if you tried to call Enhance directly in the base class.

Small firms find it hard to get loans or do not trust the high-street banks to stick with them if their businesses run into trouble.

People do deserve a second chance and Terry is not alone as an England captain who has run into trouble.

If you blow off your homework, you're bound to run into trouble on the exam.

Some of the trading firms have run into trouble with American and Canadian regulators over their business practices.

If you did not pay careful attention, you will run into trouble.

Whenever money funds have run into trouble, they were propped up by parent banks and investment managers that provided the necessary cash.

Judging from the outrage the site caused among parents, he's going to run into trouble really soon.

Granted, in an interlinked system, if small banks run into trouble the bigger banks won't escape unscathed.

International negotiations over trade or climate change or nuclear non-proliferation always run into trouble for very specific reasons.

It's the programs that try to manipulate lists of those files that often run into trouble.

Whenever you run into trouble, you can turn to me for help.

He also said large financial groups that had run into trouble were likely to start selling off non-core assets.

Some borrow too much, and run into trouble if their income suddenly decreases, or doesn't increase as much as they expected.

And projects often run into trouble because business people think in words, while architects and engineers respond to models.

This is an attempt to make the design process easier, and provide a quick reference to check when you run into trouble.

THE birds run into trouble when they dive for prey. From above, the water does not look so very different.

There's a million reasons you should, it's not illegal and, if you run into trouble, you can easily restore everything to a clean slate.

hesitate to do sth. Don't hesitate to come to me if you run into trouble.

He probably knew he was marked to run into trouble for profiteering.

Partly because of the political implications, the war-crimes trials have run into trouble before they have even started.

Artists that start out so assured and distinctive can run into trouble on second, third, and fourth records.

Until now, banks and building societies have either been nationalized or taken over when they run into trouble.

The latest international effort to revive the Middle East peace process has run into trouble.

A Palestinian unity agreement signed with much fanfare last month has run into trouble.

Especially when I run into trouble things, I take out paper and pen, quiet within word come to practice, the result what troubles is gone.

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A revised measure has run into trouble with opposition politicians.

However, it is also for this type of model where people run into trouble defining aggregate boundaries.

If they are capable the country can progress smoothly but if they are evil or incompetent the country will quickly run into trouble.

Other health activists have run into trouble for being too outspoken.

Several of my clients have run into trouble because they designed their messaging network to scale up using identical components.

The Nano has run into trouble because of a messy tussle over land with dispossessed farmers.

Then if they run into trouble, they have withdrawn enough funds so they are trading with profit only, and not their initial investment.

They aren't predicting when the market will run into trouble.

Others, such as Mr Lardy, predict large budget deficits and worry that China might run into trouble issuing enough new bonds.

It shouldn't be that hard, yet even the big multi-nationals run into trouble because of language and cultural differences.

eg. Word came that he had run into trouble.

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In what has become a painfully familiar experience in China, however, both companies have since run into trouble.

THE birds run into trouble when they dive for prey.

A new fear is that debts taken by companies hoping to profit from high oil prices could run into trouble.

You'll run into trouble if you don't take care.

He has run into trouble in his job .

This is the third time this year that Walmart's Chongqing operations have run into trouble with local authorities.

Unsurprisingly, the less people know, the more they run into trouble.

I have run into trouble with grammar school.

If you have a close relationship with someone, you can still run into trouble if you are sarcastic.

Assistance offered to residents having run into trouble overseas

You might run into trouble if you go to extremes