Sentence examples for more troublesome that from inspiring English sources

Let's stop using such tragedies such as what happened at Planned Parenthood this week as a political dagger to through at opponents - but as a reminder of something more troublesome that needs to be resolved.

That is no more troublesome than the extra affinity step that is needed, when any other salt is used, to separate phosphopeptides from acidic unmodified peptides.

Again and again, the ties that join these people are shown to be deeper and more troublesome than we thought.

These concepts mislead us into thinking that the gap is deeper and more troublesome than it really is.

More than 60 bars and clubs were shut, and the more troublesome ones that stayed open were visited frequently by task force representatives.

What makes this even more troublesome is that the utility has high fixed costs that must be paid, even if the production of electricity drops -- it's all that expensive capital sitting there that converts the coal or gas or uranium into electricity.

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

How to integrate Rodriguez back into the team and how to deal with his $17.5 million vesting option for 2012 could be two of the more troublesome questions that the new general manager will have to confront.

More troublesome is that at this profound juncture in human history, one of liberalism's greatest sons can do no better than to respond in this fearful, superficial way.

But what is more troublesome is that the sensors are placed in a variety of industrial equipment or production workshop.

What makes it even more troublesome is that the higher numbers of fighters come from countries long considered at the forefront of integrating policies.