Sentence examples for is certainly troublesome from inspiring English sources

This is certainly troublesome news for those who aspire for cleaner politics and are also wearisome of the widespread GOP base that dreams of a more inclusive Republican Party.

And these are certainly troublesome times.

Aboud Rogo was certainly troublesome.

The United States is certainly said to have wanted someone weak and pliable to replace the troublesome Mr Annan, and Mr Ban was its choice (and China's).

Halliday notes that while the embankments were Bazalgette's "most conspicuous works" for which he received the greatest credit – it is on Victoria Embankment that a monument to the engineer, who was knighted in 1875, may be found – he himself regarded the main drainage as his greatest achievement: "It was certainly a very troublesome job," Bazalgette reflected.

It is rather a troublesome plant in pastures, but its flowers and dark green leaves are certainly handsome, if we are capable of seeing beauty in common things.

CaCO3 is also troublesome.

Denis Leary is a troublesome patient.

National policy, however, is more troublesome.

A big 4-4-4-1 hand is also troublesome.

market is proving troublesome for traditional firms.