Sentence examples for increasingly troublesome from inspiring English sources

Then there's Andrew Mitchell, an opponent of human rights reforms who is asking increasingly troublesome questions.

Indeed, it is likely to become increasingly troublesome as the ticking of the demographic time-bomb becomes louder.

Lethal injection was adopted in the 1980s as a more palatable alternative to electrocution, but it has proven increasingly troublesome.

"It's becoming increasingly troublesome," said Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, in his own conference call with reporters.

But these ordinary Chinese, who slip through elaborate defenses that are supposed to hold off the Chinese navy, are also increasingly troublesome for Taiwan.

They may no longer face one common enemy, but they face common dangers, including terrorism, Islamist radicalism, an increasingly troublesome Russia, Iran's nuclear ambitions and instability in the Middle East.

With increasingly-troublesome side effects of skimping on sleep coming to light more and more often, it seems we're starting to catch on to how important solid, regular rest is for our health.

Initially dismissive, Jim pops the ball after Dwight becomes increasingly obnoxious and troublesome.

But the charges nevertheless highlighted the increasingly transactional, and potentially troublesome, nature of how the city's Republican Party doles out its support in mayoral campaigns.

Because of the trend in recent years towards thinner, higher-strength sheet metals, wrinkling is increasingly becoming a more common and troublesome mode of failure in sheet metal forming.

It is all here: clerical abuse, the suffering of children in industrial schools, the attempt by a hypocritical, increasingly affluent society to incarcerate people as troublesome as Vera.