Sentence examples for troublesome about from inspiring English sources

In short, there was nothing troublesome about him.

But what the White House insists is most troublesome about the press is its perceived hunger for headlines, which leads, in turn, to carelessness.

Mr Ramadoss was, in effect, backing the cola giants in their rebuttal of CSE's claims.For some foreign firms the controversy illustrates much that is troublesome about doing business in India's argumentative democracy.

The first of these assessments applies to Stollman's novel as readily as to his narrator's book; it is the source of what is finest and most troublesome about it.

James G. Poulos of the American Spectator, on the other hand, says there's nothing troublesome about the 18-hour delay in reporting the incident: "Cheney accidentally kills a man — news.

What's particularly troublesome about this is that Gov. Pence is selling himself as pro-tech and pro-Salesforce.

Leigh Silverman, who directed "From Up Here" and has a way with plays about troublesome parents ("Well," "Coraline"), teams up with Ms. Flahive again here.

In a letter to Mr. Holder, the attorneys general said Mr. Siegelman's defense lawyers had raised "gravely troublesome facts" about his prosecution that raise questions about the fairness and due process of the trial.

Among richer and more economically stable countries within the EU, there is a shared concern that positive headlines about financial success are matched by troublesome headlines about immigration.

Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, said Mr. Burkle's assistance "raises very serious and troublesome questions" about the pardon process.

"I'm only as good as my back feels," Johnson said, noting that his herniated disk has not been particularly troublesome for about a year.