Sentence examples for bit troublesome from inspiring English sources
Luckily, it's a regime that can be combined with going to "busy" parties, so long as you fit in snatched whispered briefings for colleagues at them when there's something around that could prove a bit troublesome.
It's a bit troublesome to keep track of all his releases, even though they're the cream of the crop, so a compilation has been thoughtfully put together.
This could prove a bit troublesome, since the pad is not technically a NASA launch pad.
"It is a little bit troublesome," he said, noting that if Obama ignores two-thirds or more of Congress, he could end up forcing a constitutional showdown.
It can be great for mutual one night flings, but gets to be a little bit troublesome when one person gets ghosted from what they thought was more than a casual hookup.
It can be great for mutual one night flings but gets to be a little bit troublesome when one person gets ghosted from what they thought was more than a casual hookup.
Bench its troublesome players.
Chatto & Windus; £20An intimate account, by the author of the magnificent "Aristocrats", of how George III's eight brothers and sisters were every bit as troublesome as the American colonists who plagued his reign.______________________________________________Thomas Hardy: The Time-Torn Man By Claire Tomalin.
Researchers who study small movements of Earth's surface find GPS receivers a bit more troublesome than the rest of us do.
