Sentence examples for normally troublesome from inspiring English sources
Cardiff's three-match winning streak - beating Derby, Crystal Palace and now Reading - is in a normally troublesome month as the club had won just four times in their previous five Novembers.
The introduction of this innovative system would eliminate the difficulty in constructing folded plate roof that is normally very troublesome, especially when they are made out of traditional reinforced concrete system, hence would help promote the folded plate technique of construction.
For the administration, Mr. Kerry's view is more troublesome, given that he is a normally a strong ally on foreign policy issues.
The positive odds ratios of infectious diseases and diseases of bone and connective tissues on both 3 and 12 month survivals indicated that the former normally were cured and the latter might be troublesome but not lethal.
The most troublesome question is whether he acted as a "sleeper," a militant told to act normally, to infiltrate the police, and wait.
Step forward the normally publicity-shy MP for Montgomeryshire Lembit Opik, who says that his recent threat to dismantle troublesome traffic lights in Newtown has led to a threat of arrest from the local constabulary.
Workers employed by Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, the line's operator, then began setting up another route for the gasoline, bypassing the troublesome section between here and Tucson and diverting the flow into an adjacent line that normally carries jet fuel.
This could prove troublesome.
"That's very troublesome".
Offense has always been troublesome.
