Sentence examples for some troublesome from inspiring English sources

New Orleans' linebackers are also nursing some troublesome injuries.

That statue has some troublesome portions of it".

Vodafone shareholders will recall some troublesome big deals, and could urge moderation.

WHEN HSBC moved to Canary Wharf in 2003, it discovered some troublesome neighbours.

Maathai got a reputation for being a strong, and for some troublesome, woman.

But it stands as a bold attempt, if a brief and desperate one, to combat some troublesome trends in pitching.

Here are my picks for some other troublesome misrepresentations of popular history.

Suzan Shown Harjo, president of the Washington-based Morning Star Institute, an advocacy group, said there are some 900 troublesome nicknames and mascots across the country, down from a peak of more than 3,000 when "Little Red" was taken off the field in the early 1970s.

First, if we interpret Reid's discussion of aesthetics developmentally and we therefore discount certain commitments in Lectures that are not repeated in Intellectual Powers, then Reid skirts some traditionally troublesome problems for expression theories of art.

"I'm glad the DOE has taken an important first step in vetoing some particularly troublesome pending co-locations," said Michael Mulgrew, UFT president, in a statement.

Scientists are also unsure about its long-term effectiveness and have pointed to some side troublesome side effects like headaches and muscle pain.