Examples of 'could spell trouble' in a sentence
Meaning of "could spell trouble"
Could spell trouble: This phrase indicates a warning or prediction that a particular situation or action has the potential to lead to negative consequences or problems in the future
How to use "could spell trouble" in a sentence
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could spell trouble
I am worried this could spell trouble.
That could spell trouble for the global negotiations.
But climatologists warn that global warming could spell trouble for the sprawling alpine region.
That could spell trouble for his rivals this weekend.
Bleeding during pregnancy at 5 weeks could spell trouble.
That could spell trouble.
For capital markets, the increased spending by an aging population could spell trouble.
Unhappy farmers could spell trouble for midterm elections.
I know you are a bit reluctant, but if we let him live it could spell trouble later.
And that could spell trouble for the whole team.
If the results hold up in larger mammals, it could spell trouble for human hibernation.
That could spell trouble for the rest of the league.
If your credit score is stalled, it could spell trouble when applying for a new loan.
This could spell trouble for the individual and may lead to all kinds of problems.
The arrival of Jordan could spell trouble for Cane and Lily.
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It could spell trouble for Social Security.
A company-issued device in the wrong hands could spell trouble without a passcode lock.
This could spell trouble down the line for Dallas.
Furthermore, they revealed cutting protein levels so low could spell trouble for your bones.
Rising gasoline prices could spell trouble for domestic automobile travel this summer.
The fact that today 's target is the government 's energy policy could spell trouble ahead.
The coming crackdown could spell trouble for companies such as Juul.
Look, all I am saying is that something discovered by someone could spell trouble.
This could spell trouble for Bush.
Warmth and scale of Trump-Saudi embrace could spell trouble for Netanyahu.
This could spell trouble for Hillary.
I think he 's got the hots for Ed and that could spell trouble for the team.
And that could spell trouble at the dog park!
Why build-up of fresh water in Arctic could spell trouble for Britain.
This could spell trouble for Obama 's strategy.
A new Spotify initiative could spell trouble for record labels ( or kill Spotify ).
It also could spell trouble for Firefox, a free browser that is gaining in popularity.
Despite Hart 's denials, this could spell trouble for the Roberts campaign.
That could spell trouble for Microsoft, because competition in this niche is less fearsome.
Saying ‘ No ' could spell trouble for you.
It could spell trouble for Liberty Bells if she connects you to us, right?
And, it could spell trouble for the WHOLE family.
In particular, this could spell trouble for Apple, with its proprietary Lightning connector.
Mr Wemby's resignation could spell trouble for John Major's government, trouble it could do without.
This update could spell trouble to the highly-anticipated " Indiana Jones 5 . ".
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