Sentence examples for it troublesome that from inspiring English sources

At least one local real estate lawyer said he found it troublesome that even if a unit were completed within the two-year time frame, developers could still be liable.

But Cherlin goes a step further and calls it "troublesome" that more and more high school-educated young adults are having kids while still in live-in relationships, following a pattern of individualism pioneered by the American middle class decades ago.

Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California and a persistent critic of the company, said on Friday he found it troublesome that Halliburton, which has more than $9 billion in contracts for Iraq, won its latest government deal, worth up to $1.2 billion, last Friday.

Harry: "Well, one of the things which made it troublesome at every turn was that we wanted to make a comedy capable of working on many different levels – rather than there being one joke at a time and all the resources of the material are marshalled towards smashing that joke into your face.

If we could all see when people are being nonsensical or otherwise troublesome, that would help us argue against their positions from an informed perspective.

As for the battle gear itself, it looks pretty awesome, although traditionally wraparound helmets have been avoided in combat due to decreased field of vision — troublesome, that.

"It's troublesome that the old ways are so ingrained that it is very hard for them to shed them".

It's troublesome that liberal whites act in a racist fashion so often without realizing it.

It is troublesome that a respected journalist would use such words to describe anti-Semitism.

Despite the early concerns of some prosthetists, Ms. Fifield has not found it particularly troublesome that the battery's charge lasts only about 30 hours.

But it's troublesome that Sanchez was making poor decisions while in the pocket – that's where he should be most comfortable and at his best, assuming the offensive line is not a sieve.