Sentence examples for Troublesome decision from inspiring English sources

"This was a very troublesome decision," said Kevin Goering, who practices media law at Coudert Brothers in New York.

Gove has had a bumpy time recently – a cockfight with Theresa May, the troublesome decision of his acolyte Dominic Cummings to publicly rubbish David Cameron.

When math teacher John Glaze came to West Potomac High School in 1999, the school, like all the others in Fairfax County, was trying to adjust to an unusual -- and seemingly troublesome -- decision by the county School Board the year before.

Next time a studio is faced with a troublesome casting decision, just turn to Britney Spears.

This may reflect the different domains included across the tools; however, the fact that different tools derive such divergent overall estimates of the quality or risk of bias of a body of literature is troublesome, particularly for decision-makers.

But what makes the decision particularly troublesome is the fact that it is undisputed that this golf course has already been substantially completed at an expense of tens of millions of dollars.

But when theplagiarist does not take out a block in situ, but an abstract ofthe whole, decision is more troublesome.

Mr Fifield left; Sir Colin stayed on as executive chairman, somewhat grumpily, and distracted by the demands of troublesome sopranos .It was a courageous decision, but the right one," says Mr Nicoli of the non-executive coup.

He said that one of the most troublesome issues raised by the decision was the finding that apartments must be sold within a "reasonable" period of time after the conversion.

And despite the assurances from Heathrow for more money to residents and quieter aeroplanes the decision will remain politically troublesome.

Alex Corbisiero is confident the decision to rest his troublesome knee this summer will pay dividends for England and Northampton next season.