Sentence examples for not especially troublesome from inspiring English sources

And her hair loss was not especially troublesome because, as a Muslim, she wears her hair in a wrap.

On the face of it, such idealization does not seem especially troublesome, since our ultimate concern is with what is justified, and so we want the deliberations of the parties to track good reasons.

But the Saudi connection will prove especially troublesome to several staff, not least young female writers disgusted by treatment of women in that country.

This decision not to play in Brazil would have been especially troublesome for McIlroy on two fronts.

And the one that was especially troublesome, "a cis ideal shouldn't be the standard for what counts as a gender".

How are you going to get people to work on Main Street if they can't find a place to live?" He added: "What's especially troublesome is that the gap is widening.

Crack and meth may be especially troublesome in some poor neighborhoods and rural areas, but not because the drugs themselves are so potent.

The situation is especially troublesome for renters because many of the apartment buildings do not provide adequate parking space.

This is especially troublesome for indigent defendants who are stuck in jail because they can't post bail.

The gap is especially troublesome if there is a fair representation of female workers across the company, but not at the higher levels.

But a growing chorus of opposition argues that graduation rates by themselves may not accurately measure campus performance and that using the rates to determine allocation of federal and state funds would be especially troublesome.