Sentence examples for is rather troublesome from inspiring English sources

Graft replacement of an inflammatory abdominal aortic aneurysm is rather troublesome due to the marked adhesion to surrounding organs and thickened wall, which is mostly too hard and inflexible to allow the artery to be fitted to a prosthetic graft.

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.

That was why it was initially exciting and eventually rather troublesome to behold.

Although this pulmonary hypertensive response is a prominent consequence of ascent to high altitude, unlike other features of acclimatisation it is generally troublesome rather than beneficial.

So far, so uncontroversial, but looming above all of this is a rather more troublesome instruction: a Scout must do his duty to God and to the Queen.

"The sanctuary situation in Pakistan's tribal areas and North-West Frontier Province is more, rather than less, troublesome than before," Gen. David D. McKiernan, the new NATO commander in Afghanistan, said in a telephone interview.

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.

Britishness, in short, is a troublesome concept.