Sentence examples for constantly troublesome from inspiring English sources

Moreover the elbow has been constantly troublesome over the last two years.

Offense has always been troublesome.

And some health experts say that constantly reducing exposure to troublesome microbes may eventually weaken the human immune system.

She treated them like baggage: troublesome encumbrances constantly needing to be packed and unpacked, trundled from one continent to another and dumped in the latest house or hotel room in the charge of inadequate hired help.

The harbour entrance was particularly troublesome with constantly shifting sandbars.

Having the "civilised" Eastern Roman Empire on its southern border was infinitely preferable to the Papacy than having to constantly deal with the troublesome Normans of Sicily.

Are we constantly shortchanging patient encounters we find difficult, troublesome or otherwise unrewarding?

I had a troublesome member of the delegation, constantly positioning himself as more radical, more faithful to the cause – reminding me of the political price I would pay if I compromised too much.

And why is Van Jones more troublesome than say, Joe Lieberman, who constantly slandered candidate Obama, and was rewarded by a clear direction from President Obama that Lieberman was to be welcomed back to the fold?

I think entrepreneurial people can be very troublesome to certain organizations if they're constantly disrupting processes.

She followed her well-established pattern of sharing only the tip of the iceberg, nothing more, which is troublesome for someone like me who seeks information constantly.