Sentence examples for troublesome because from inspiring English sources

This was all the more troublesome because it caught so many holiday travelers in transit.

Any event that increases your costs is really, really troublesome, because you're already stretched thin".

The insecticide-treated nets are troublesome because they are considered hazardous material aboard ship.

It was troublesome, because it brought up Joe McEwing, who has become a nemesis of Johnson's.

"It's troublesome because opera and ballet are really imported art forms," he said.

Justice Kennedy found this process constitutionally troublesome because it provided insufficient protection for minority viewpoints.

Mr. Brucker said the storm was troublesome because it began when the railroad was not operating.

Yet economists view FTTs as particularly troublesome because they distort intermediate activity, which amplifies their effects.

That would be especially troublesome because patient records may soon be on computers and thus vulnerable to bugs.

This was particularly troublesome because the CIA director had argued the opposite before the committee, contradicting the agency's own findings.

And her hair loss was not especially troublesome because, as a Muslim, she wears her hair in a wrap.