Sentence examples for is particularly troublesome from inspiring English sources

The property is particularly troublesome since it involves three towns.

The issue is particularly troublesome for Mr. McCrory.

And Swaziland, a small, landlocked country dependent on its busy trucking corridors, is particularly troublesome.

That would further entrench "lowflation", which is particularly troublesome for debt-laden economies in the euro area.

This is particularly troublesome given that doctors' role as patient advocates is being undermined as health insurers gain leverage over care decisions.

And if an inmate is particularly troublesome, he will go in "the box": a room with nothing inside it except a perspex window.

As sour assets go, ships are particularly troublesome.

Ultimately, Mr. Hevesi blocked only the two Maximus contracts, which he said were particularly troublesome.

Lord Woolf's report says that the "private aspect of this gift was particularly troublesome".

One provision of the rules, the consent requirement, was particularly troublesome for pharmacists.

The story was particularly troublesome in September, when revenues fell $810 million below the forecast amount.