Sentence examples for a very 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.

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.

"I believe that this will bring to a close a very troublesome history of fraternities at the University of Texas," said Mr. Oden, an alumnus of the university.

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").

All of which leaves a very troublesome implication.

"These talks started in a very troublesome manner with the Kurds not being there," said Mutlu Civiroglu, a Washington-based analyst who monitors the Syrian Kurds.

A large stump, from a tree 0.8 to 1.5 meters in diameter which has been felled, is nearly always a very troublesome obstacle.

Try to sleep without dental wax on, but if you have a very troublesome wire it is ok to use this product at night.