Sentence examples for more troublesome he from inspiring English sources

Even more troublesome, he said, there were not enough cells or units to separate violent inmates from those like Mr. Geoghan.

His internal challenges are more troublesome because he needs to surround himself with a strong cadre of competent people well-steeped into the ins and outs of governance.

Coming out of retirement to conduct the preliminary hearings for the first four detainees, Colonel Brownback has given signs that the task is proving more troublesome than he had anticipated.

A switch to Nike clubs had proved more troublesome than he had anticipated, with a season of underachievement belatedly brightened by an Australian Open victory in December, which rightly hinted at better things to come.

For the administration, Mr. Kerry's view is more troublesome, given that he is a normally a strong ally on foreign policy issues.

"Debt is more troublesome in smaller companies," he added, "because they have less access to the capital markets".

More troublesome still for reductionist thinking, he found that people working under stress, such as a group of nurses, had the same neurochemical profile as the depressed while feeling perfectly cheerful.

Grant managed to whip these miscreants into shape so efficiently he was given two more troublesome regiments, which constituted a brigade.

"But it's early and you never get cocky," he said, noting that other marches potentially more troublesome begin on Monday.

Mr. Obama, should he run, may find his lack of experience will be far more troublesome to voters than his color.

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