Sentence examples for On troublesome from inspiring English sources

While there are indeed YouTube accounts like this that mainly serve to highlight to daily plight of the cyclist on troublesome British roads, CycleDub's is basically evidence that could one day be used in his manslaughter trial.

Eisenhower's chief assistant, Sherman Adams, asked the F.B.I. for damaging files on troublesome Democratic senators.

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A shop manager in central Maidstone praises the force for getting a grip on troublesome youths; a bar worker reckons it has improved the night-time scene.

Tocqueville's decision to come to America was almost a voluntary version of the kind of enforced exile that the tsar was imposing at this time on "troublesome" Russians.

The trio deemed their tightening necessary to keep a lid on troublesome inflation and to give a lift to their battered currencies.

The suspicion among some other leaders is that Mr Cameron is appeasing rather than taking on his troublesome backbenchers.

When Dunfermline collapsed under the weight of bad loans last year, the government took on its troublesome parts while Nationwide acquired the savers and some of the stronger aspects of the operation.

Although we must acknowledge that subjects with unresolved and on-going troublesome cough would be more likely to seek information and therefore answer this questionnaire than those whose cough had resolved with treatment, the fact that these individuals had sought medical advice from several sources, without success is undeniable.

The former Chelsea midfielder underwent surgery on a troublesome achilles on 8 August and it was originally hoped that he might return at the beginning of this month.

And midfielder Hamill had surgery on a troublesome ankle on Thursday.