Sentence examples for to troublesome from inspiring English sources
adjective
Giving trouble or anxiety; vexatious; burdensome; wearisome.
- The computer has been very troublesome for me. It never works when I need to use it.
Several events in this year's festival venture to troublesome frontiers.
Fortunately, President Bush sent a firm message to troublesome Turks: "We expect them not to go into northern Iraq".
And some health experts say that constantly reducing exposure to troublesome microbes may eventually weaken the human immune system.
Long after the collapse of the Soviet Union, nonalignment persisted in India, evolving into a pragmatic approach to troublesome neighbors like Iran, analysts say.
Their inclination toward er, solutions to troublesome Scottish and Targaryen queens, respectively, certainly testifies to the lengths to which they'll go to preserve political stability.
Their fear is that altered genes might disrupt the world's biological diversity, giving rise, for instance, to troublesome weeds resistant to all herbicides.
There aren't enough of them to be troublesome, no celebrities to be upset.
He was trying to bring closure to a troublesome campaign issue.
It should help users to produce relevant solutions to the troublesome trade-offs (practically applicable).
In thermal processing, heat is used to destroy spoilage organisms and to inactivate troublesome enzymes.
She found a proposal by the board to review the mandate annually to be troublesome.
