Which I think most of us will now agree is more trouble than it's worth.
The longer the price remains that high, the more trouble we'll have down the road.
That is a big problem, and it may be a sign of more trouble to come.
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Or you could wind up in more trouble than your current state of financial confusion.
This case aside, there is still more trouble and sorrow for the Pickens family.
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They want to put Mr Assange through yet more trouble, more expense, more hurdles.
But in modern times, inheriting an old house often is more trouble than it's worth.
We are not trying to create something that causes more trouble than we already have.
That spells more trouble for the stockmarket, which tends to perform poorly after multiple interest-rate increases.
The growing queasiness over Britain's role in the war against terrorism may cause even more trouble.
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More trouble: The company is being investigated in Europe for trade practices and could face a fine.
But the second-tier contractors that support them and the third-tier component suppliers are having much more trouble.
But it also means that more trouble in peripheral countries could easily spread to the entire euro-zone economy.
Assuming the clinic opens, more trouble may well follow, including threats to employees and to the clinic itself.
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Exchange-rate flexibility is more trouble than it is worth, advocates say, so abandon it once and for all.
Giving Bulgaria and Romania a timetable for admission would help avoid more trouble in an already troubled area.
Four days before the elections, at a press conference in Tokyo, Mahathir warned of more trouble in Indonesia.
Powerful waves and high winds were expected to cause more trouble than snow from Rhode Island to Maine.
In the real world, as opposed to in theory, movable currencies are more trouble than they are worth.
Several of the states pummeled by weekend tornadoes could see more trouble Monday.
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Even so, no one has given the Heat more trouble since James and Bosh united with Wade in 2010.
And with Dr Mahathir around, foreign investors may feel that Proton would be more trouble than it is worth.
"They warned me if I carry on doing this I will only get in to more trouble" he said.
On the other hand, if he decides to stay on the campaign bus, there will be more trouble ahead.
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Carmouche earned a huge ovation from the sellout crowd for giving Rousey more trouble than she had ever faced.
To avoid getting him into any more trouble, we will call him Mahmud.
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They are simply more trouble to open than they are worth, and are thus likely to be tossed aside.
He said authorities were "carefully inspecting" people coming into Lashio, hoping to keep out those intending on raising more trouble.
Mr Sarkozy, a member of the government whose record he often denounces, has more trouble carrying off such brand differentiation.
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