Sentence examples for be a troublesome time from inspiring English sources

The transition from correctional facility to the community has been shown to be a troublesome time; and it has been shown that PD is a factor in reincarceration (Binswanger et al. [2007]; Baillargeon et al. [2010a]; Fu et al. [2013]).

Any period of time without Kopitar would be a troublesome development for the Kings.

This can be a troublesome area.

The prostate is can be a troublesome little gland.

"It is a very troublesome time," said Dr. Anthony Meyer, who is on the advisory board of Project Benjamin, a program on sexual abuse by clergy that Archbishop Weakland set up in 1989.

I don't need to remind you what a troublesome time that was for so many people.

But Pakistan is a troublesome ally, and has at times denied NATO use of the route.

For a time, it was a troublesome destroyer of crops and ornamental plants, but then, in many of the eastern areas, ways were devised to keep its populations at relatively low levels — without large-scale spraying.

Denis Leary is a troublesome patient.

I was a troublesome teenager myself.

Britishness, in short, is a troublesome concept.