Sentence examples for politically troublesome from inspiring English sources
Oil is expensive and politically troublesome.
Like oil deposits, big gas reserves are often found in politically troublesome places.
Multi-national construction firms unlawfully kept secret files on workers that they thought were politically troublesome.
And despite the assurances from Heathrow for more money to residents and quieter aeroplanes the decision will remain politically troublesome.
On Sept. 9 he had presented a show, grandly titled the Utopia Collection, that many critics found politically troublesome.
Yet Saddam decided that the Marsh Arabs were politically troublesome, and that he wanted their ground for military purposes.
It could also make the proposal less troublesome politically by recruiting other partners, like a European, American or mainland Chinese phone company.
Secretary of State Hamilton Fish dismissed the idea, seeing the island as politically unstable and troublesome.
"I think President Putin represents a deep strain in Russia that is probably harmful to Russia over the long term, but in the short term can be politically popular at home and very troublesome abroad," he added.
But he also addressed some politically sensitive issues, from election interference to troublesome subreddits.
Even so, job seekers who object to politically loaded questions will probably be perceived as potentially troublesome, Mr. Solecki says.
