Sentence examples for troublesome 1 from inspiring English sources

Politicians went almost unchallenged as they variously identified the troublesome 1% as Gypsies, Muslims, asylum seekers, trade union activists or public sector employees.

In each place, the programmes target a "top 50" troublesome 13- to 16-year-olds.

Over the last 10 playoff games, he is a troublesome 4 for 31 in the fourth.

The network wanted the couple to present a show in its troublesome 5pm-6pm afternoon slot.

But one part of the island — a troublesome, 10-mile section of the L.I.R.R. between Floral Park and Hicksville in Nassau County — still lives in the 19th century.

As Celtic controlled the midfield during Wednesday's first-half, the 23-year-old was again at the fore; he was also the only player providing an out-ball and carrying possession from defence in a more troublesome 45 minutes.

Enid Bagnold's play - she also penned the book National Velvet, on which the film was based - is set in a house near the sea where an eccentric woman (Margaret Tyzack) looks after her troublesome 16-year-old granddaughter.

He said he did not expect that Mr. Pitt's troublesome 15-month tenure in the public sector would dissuade major Wall Street firms from hiring him to represent them.

After a troublesome 17-month run, Ron Johnson is out as chief executive of J. C. Penney, and with that, the most closely watched revival effort in retail in recent memory is in danger of disintegrating.

The hexadentate ligand edta (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) has also been used, although its affinity towards Ca2+ is troublesome [2, 3].

Annual inflation was an already troublesome 5.5% at the beginning of the 1970s.