Sentence examples for more troublesome aspects from inspiring English sources

But her madcap (if genteel) fifties-housewife sitcom persona is complicated by the more troublesome aspects of these anecdotes.

Once elected, Mr. de Blasio said, a speaker might naturally want to take more troublesome aspects of the reforms out of consideration.

But so keen was he to cement what he called a "new partnership" and a "vital strategic relationship", anchored in Turkey's prospective membership of the EU, that he glossed over some of the more troublesome aspects of life under Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development party.

The adjustments to the parameters allows for significant improvements in some of the more troublesome aspects of the reactional system.

By spending time picking on the fact that today's bright kids are becoming literate in technology (one kid even likens it to learning a new language), she misses the opportunity to skewer the more troublesome aspects of Valley culture.

In our view, LGBT health disparities are even more troublesome.

National policy, however, is more troublesome.

Preliminary hearings are more troublesome.

The offense is a more troublesome matter.

And that's a lot more troublesome.

Adults can be a lot more troublesome.