Sentence examples for a bit troublesome to from inspiring English sources

It's a bit troublesome to keep track of all his releases, even though they're the cream of the crop, so a compilation has been thoughtfully put together.

This is a bit troublesome to reconcile with the complete interdependence between actin and spectrin.

It'd be cool to see the web browser in action, but you'll recall from the earlier Android-on-a-netbook story that the networking and sound drivers proved to be a bit troublesome at first, so it's possible that the guys who put this video together hadn't gotten that stuff cobbled together yet.

Luckily, it's a regime that can be combined with going to "busy" parties, so long as you fit in snatched whispered briefings for colleagues at them when there's something around that could prove a bit troublesome.

This could prove a bit troublesome, since the pad is not technically a NASA launch pad.

Getting more then one toddler can be a bit troublesome, because they could possibly fight over who is youngest or cutest.

It can be great for mutual one night flings, but gets to be a little bit troublesome when one person gets ghosted from what they thought was more than a casual hookup.

It can be great for mutual one night flings but gets to be a little bit troublesome when one person gets ghosted from what they thought was more than a casual hookup.

"It is a little bit troublesome," he said, noting that if Obama ignores two-thirds or more of Congress, he could end up forcing a constitutional showdown.

Q: Isn't Michigan a bit more troublesome for party leaders and panel members?

Researchers who study small movements of Earth's surface find GPS receivers a bit more troublesome than the rest of us do.