Sentence examples for because of a troublesome from inspiring English sources

He has played sporadically in recent years because of a troublesome right foot.

Because of a troublesome vintage, no 1999 Bergen Road was made.

And soon, perhaps, their star quarterback, Peyton Manning, may be gone, because of a troublesome neck injury that may or may not be healing.

A day after losing lock Courtney Lawes to a two-match suspension for kneeing an opponent in its first match against Argentina, England received another blow to its bid to reach back-to-back World Cup finals when loosehead prop Andrew Sheridan was knocked out of the tournament because of a troublesome left shoulder.

At the last minute, Mrs. Lewis had to bow out of the race because of a troublesome knee, but her two sons — then 39-year-old David and 41-year-old Steven — completed the 26.2 miles, even though they were a bit unnerved by rangers with rifles on rock outcrops, watching for lions and elephants.

If you are quitting because of a troublesome coworker, can you ask to be transferred?

of a Troublesome Word.

I am going out of a troublesome world".

The case of Massachusetts's Anthony Powell, wrongfully convicted and exonerated because of DNA tests, reflects a troublesome national concern: When the wrong people are convicted of heinous crimes, the guilty are free to reoffend.

Seymour was already on a light practice schedule because of his troublesome knees.

But Mr Putin in effect rejected a new model, based on innovation and investment, because of its troublesome political implications.This state-imposed stagnation is made much worse by the combined effect of the West's sanctions, a lack of access to financing, capital flight and a climate of uncertainty, which is locking Russia into a sustained period of near-zero growth.