Sentence examples for a very troublesome from inspiring English sources

It's a very troublesome issue".

"Every now and then, you run into a very troublesome situation.

Lawyers from the major sports leagues are sorting through what could be a very troublesome issue.

"It's a very troublesome question for me as to what the hell to do with them," he said recently.

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

The council frets about threats ranging from cyber-sabotage to nuclear holocaust (in a brilliant piece of understatement it warns that "Russia could become a very troublesome country").

"There's no question that he has a number of very troublesome positions," said Fred Sainz, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign.

While cars pose a big risk, the pedestrians are very troublesome, as well.

"It was very troublesome," said Bandana Kar, a professor of geography at the University of Southern Mississippi who has studied the alert system.

"We don't know how long foreigners will be willing to hold our debt, both our massive rising federal debt, and massive foreign debt, and that is very troublesome," said Barry Bluestone, an economist at Northeastern University in Boston.

"It's very troublesome when someone resigns because there's a safety problem," Mr. Blanch said.