Sentence examples for Another troublesome from inspiring English sources

Another troublesome industry is telecommunications, where companies have loaded up on debt in recent years to pay for ambitious expansions.

Another troublesome import from Asia, the hemlock woolly adelgid, was the subject of Richard Preston's 2007 Letter from North Carolina, "A Death in the Forest".

Another troublesome area involves offshore deals, which are "the flavor of the month" right now, said Scott J. Bakal, a tax lawyer at Neal Gerber Eisenberg, in Chicago.

Another troublesome piece of evidence that often contributes to error rate is eyewitness misidentification.

There is another troublesome statistic plaguing an anemic offense.

Bank of America's results also reflected another troublesome front: problems with consumer credit.

Mr Khodorkovsky was part of another potentially troublesome group, says Mr Mukhin, that included Roman Abramovich, an oil man and now English-football tycoon, and Oleg Deripaska, an aluminium baron.

Another possibly troublesome point is that the survey found that most app users had downloaded something recently – 64% in the last two weeks, and 84% in the last week.

High viscosity is another well known troublesome problem in the alkali recovery of alkaline straw pulping black liquor [9].

Losing a vote is more troublesome in another issue that has drawn both parties into a bitter feud: Republican threats to filibuster several of Mr. Obama's nominees for cabinet-level positions and the federal judiciary.

But injury struck again and after missing the whole of the 2009 season after having another operation on his troublesome knee, he made just eight appearances for Hampshire in 2010.