Sentence examples for much more troublesome from inspiring English sources

Much more troublesome for doctors is others taking over their work.

It knows that its ability to control world supplies is dwindling.It is the third challenge that is much more troublesome.

"I've never tried to keep a specific person alive before, and it's much more troublesome than I would have believed.

U.S. diplomacy is facing a much more troublesome situation than it did 20 years ago when we were unchallenged as the dominant power in the world.

Curry was much more troublesome than the Hokies were, and Duke (13-1) used as many as a half-dozen defenders on him throughout the game.

Yorkshire, with its large population and its strong sense of identity and pride, is a much more troublesome tribune for this outlook than any other area in the north.

What was taking place was much more systematic — and potentially just as troublesome.

If Ward Connerly and his anti-affirmative action campaigners are able to get their plans through, Obama will have much more talking to do about this troublesome racial matter.

The problem of how to give so much money away, with no obligations whatsoever, was more troublesome than it sounded.

For some reason — perhaps because the Democratic Convention overshadowed it — the August figure of just 96,000 jobs created didn't have much political impact, but another weak number could prove more troublesome for Obama.

Well, the clerk explained, because of the city's troublesome rental laws, a tenant-free property is much more valuable.