Sentence examples for most troublesome ones from inspiring English sources
But it serves neither its poor children nor its most troublesome ones well.
That is when New York City Transit plans to start overhauling three of the most troublesome elevators in one of its seven deepest stations.
The most troublesome ideological constraint on the program — a requirement that one-third of the funds used for prevention services be spent on abstinence education — has been greatly eased.
Even with wonderfully kinetic cable flying and those Remington steel wing-spans, the most troublesome scenes are the ones in which the descending Angel explains the absence of God in the presence of worldly chaos.
Each time President Bush raises fears of a possible attack, the political debate shifts from his most troublesome issue (Iraq) to one of his strongest (the war on terrorism) while Democrats fight their impulse to question the president's motives".
To hear Mr. Jobs describe it, the problem of searching for information on a personal computer is one of the most troublesome issues facing the computer industry, and one that Apple -- which today has only 5percentt of the PC market -- will be the first to solve.
Itching is one of the major diagnostic criteria of AD and is also one of the most troublesome symptoms in AD [ 1, 2].
The sale of the Dabhol Power project, one of the Enron Corporation's biggest assets overseas and one of its most troublesome, has become mired in delays and confusion, not least over who is in charge.
Completed in 2007, the glowering hulk of Bridgewater Place has since reigned as the tallest building in the county, and one of the most troublesome.
One of the most troublesome aspects of booking car rentals online is the "hidden price" problem, whereby most Web sites fail to disclose the actual cost of renting a vehicle until late in the purchase process.
He has been at 85 Beach for nearly a year, but before that lived nearby at Ocean House, targeted by the state as one of the most troublesome adult homes.
