Sentence examples for finds troublesome from inspiring English sources

Prose demands a carefulness he finds troublesome.

Each industry group has a list of regulations that it finds troublesome, which it has been unable to eliminate or weaken at the national or sub-national level.

The answer, it seems, might provide lessons on how to handle other regimes that the United States finds troublesome, like those of Iraq and North Korea, and might suggest solutions far less messy than military invasion.

What Stone finds troublesome about the current turn of events, is that laws such as the Patriot Act -- and the War on Terror of which it is a part -- are open-ended with no expiration date, unlike past rulings, which were created with a finite time frame.

He enjoys total dominion over the media: at the formal unveiling of his new Politburo, the Party barred Western news organizations that it finds troublesome; when Xi appeared on front pages across the country, his visage was a thing of perfection, airbrushed by Party "news workers" to the sheen of a summer peach.

These are, first, to stop the mass killings and dislocations; and, second, to pressure Sudan into negotiating settlements in good faith (which it need not do as long as it retains its habitual option of simply murdering the populations it finds troublesome).

Often, weeds we find troublesome are plants we once valued.

Meanwhile, foaming was found troublesome during the process of short-term aeration.

We intend to deliberately blur the distinction between dictionary, encyclopedia, and guidebook in ways that Wikipedia would find troublesome.

I recently bought a small laptop for travel but it only came with Windows Vista, which I find troublesome.

The site compiled the data so that everyone could see which factors others found troublesome and which were helpful.3 Today, the site has more than 10,000 registered users.