Sentence examples for as a troublesome from inspiring English sources

His contemporaries saw him as a troublesome, quarrelsome figure.

Still, economists see the slowing economy in Europe as a troublesome sign for the United States.

Both began with attempts by Russia, over 100 times more populous, to restore order in what the Kremlin sees as a troublesome province.

Mr Obama affects to see Russia more as a troublesome regional power than as a military and political rival like the Soviet Union of old.

The sewage plants, dotted around the reservoirs from Westchester to Delaware County, have long been seen by water experts as a troublesome source of pollution.

Not even Tolkien's vast philological scholarship, his deep knowledge of mythology, and his world-building skills could impress what Moorcock and company saw as a troublesome infantilism inherent in Tolkien's work.

And, as far back as 1997, Republican leaders initiated the Republican leadership policy of referring to conservatives as "you conservatives"–a troublesome band best kept outside of the Republican machinery that was busy doing important work like constructing the K Street Project.

When I was a resident, we often smirked when we spoke of functional abdominal pain, treating it as a code for a troublesome patient, dubious symptoms or an anxious family.

The purchase underscored the explosive growth of Lion Air as it struggled with a troublesome safety record, raising wider questions about air safety in Indonesia, one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets.

Since then, the stock price of the business-oriented social networking company has steadily risen, even as Facebook went through a troublesome initial public offering from which it is just recovering.

Clark led from the start, ahead of Dan Gurney as Hill dropped back with a troublesome car, but the BRM driver still looked a likely champion as long as Clark was in front.