Sentence examples for still troublesome from inspiring English sources

They talked about ocean dumping, still troublesome after all these years.

You can guess what it finds: conditions are still troublesome, but there are pockets of hope.

The 1883 assessment concludes: "on the whole he has improved, though at times he is still troublesome".

Tests show that American education policy is shortchanging the study of history ("U.S. History Is Still Troublesome for U.S. Students, Nationwide Tests Show," news article, June 15).

Rising prices are still troublesome for Russia and Argentina, but they are now welcome in Hong Kong, which has struggled with deflation in the past.

His damaged finger, which must have hindered him throughout his none too memorable season with the Delhi Daredevils in the IPL, was apparently still troublesome.

Still this troublesome performance director issue dragged on, and when Steele decided to downgrade its relevance to England Saxons and all points below, the effluent met the fan.

"These guys are growing in resistance, and they're still being troublesome, and you have to ask what's motivating them," a defense official said.

Ruby Walsh went on television to point out that only the penalties had changed, not the rules themselves, and clearly fears that the limit of eight uses per race will still prove troublesome.

This procedure is still very troublesome and inefficient if many plots, even several, need to be checked in studies with multisatellite and ground-based observations.

Of course, the mere claim that the language of science can be extensional still proves troublesome enough, given that in such a language a distinction between laws and accidentally true universal propositions cannot be drawn (the notion of a counterfactual conditional, needed to distinguish the former, is an intensional one).