Sentence examples similar to it has troublesome from inspiring English sources

However, the failure probability has troublesome properties that raise several theoretical, practical, and computational issues.

Whether or not an infant is "excessively" irritable or has "troublesome" symptoms is a highly subjective assessment.

It's traditionally had troublesome productions, but I think the piece itself is nothing short of genius".

He was critical of the law on Wednesday, however, saying it has "some troublesome portions to it".

This may be understandable but it has some troublesome consequences, including a shortage of funds to provide financial aid to the most needy students.

It leads the powerful to have troublesome journalists beaten or killed with no consequences.

In the aftermath of the crisis, banks quickly became targets if they had troublesome positions.

They then correlated the number of men who had high creatinine levels with those who had troublesome cholesterol levels.

But the case had troublesome flaws, chief among them that any subsequent passenger in the taxi could have peeked into the bag and pocketed the cash.

There are too many euro-denominated countries that have troublesome economies, like Greece and Spain.

"Cowards, you notice" says Higgins in Pygmalion "are always shrieking to have troublesome people killed".