At oral argument in April, the Court repeatedly posed troublesome questions that the government attorneys struggled to answer.
The struggle also poses a troublesome issue for the interim Iraqi government, which has been working to shrug off accusations that the Americans retain extensive influence.
The target should have been substantially greater but, despite England's litany of batting errors, it still seemed sufficient to pose their opponents a troublesome task.
In recent years Lake Erie has seen increasingly troublesome blooms of cyanobacteria, which pose a significant threat to local ecosystems, fisheries, property values, recreation, tourism, and the drinking water of millions of Americans.
While cars pose a big risk, the pedestrians are very troublesome, as well.
Asteroids in Earth resonant orbits are particularly troublesome because of the continuous threat they pose in the future.
The faster humans move around the planet, the more often troublesome species do the same, and these invaders pose unique threats to native organisms.
Imparting a basic understanding of evolutionary principles to students in an active, engaging fashion can be troublesome because the logistics involved in designing experiments where students pose their own questions and use the data to test alternative hypotheses often outstrip time and financial constraints.
And it is political inequality — in which some have greater access to and control over our political system than others — that is the most troublesome, and poses the greatest danger to the health of our political system, economic system and civil society.
Its three vowels (they tend to "fill in" under bright lights, making them indistinguishable); its troublesome descender on the "g"; and its "l" and "t," which can be mistaken for "i" or "1," all pose a challenge for many drivers.
