Sentence examples for much troublesome from inspiring English sources

But some Democrats argue that Mr. Clinton will bring too much troublesome baggage to the campaign.

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.

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.

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

It would allow Chinese trucks to head east towards Karachi before going northwards on secure roads in other provinces, bypassing much of troublesome Balochistan entirely.

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.

But it is revealing that the nationalism in the three Basque provinces of France is very much less troublesome than the nationalism in the four Basque provinces of Spain.

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.

Much more troublesome is the high non-participation rate — not, of course, unusual in a postal survey.

What would be much more troublesome would be the passage of an amendment they couldn't live with - and they will have to ward off several such this week, or at the subsequent report stage.