Sentence examples for really troublesome from inspiring English sources

Repair work can get really troublesome.

Parents will be invited (or, if their children are really troublesome, ordered) to attend classes.

Any event that increases your costs is really, really troublesome, because you're already stretched thin".

But he said that if the reports were true, "It's really troublesome".

"This has to be solved by next week; otherwise it will be really troublesome for our members".

"It's when there is a high level of interest, for whatever reason, that the paparazzi can be really troublesome.

Yes, it's small – but that's inherent with this form factor. Fortunately, Palm has put enough work into smoothing corners and text that the 2.63″ 320 x 400 screen never really seemed troublesome.

Put a spot of concealer or foundation on really distracting troublesome spots or a bit of foundation, a bit of eye pencil to define and darken and enhance eyes, mascara (one coat black) and go over it with either a lash comb or learn how to apply to get rid of clumps (yes, it is possible; roll and keep the wand moving and don't place the head parallel to lash hairs).

The only really disruptive and troublesome thing a budding rebel can do is to disconnect entirely.

By then, you will learn how often your neighbor lights up, how troublesome his smoking really is, and whether there are any local laws or covenants to prevent it.

But every time I started talking, [the other governor] tutted and sighed, as if I was just some troublesome worm, which really made me very angry, though I didn't show that".