As X.P. children become teenagers, a yearning not to be excluded becomes a troublesome psychological burden.
However, this would also not be realistic because it might burden teachers with troublesome coding, such as creating, updating, and deleting drawing objects with name resolution that involves namespaces, scopes, and so on.
However, this is also not realistic because it might burden teachers with troublesome coding, such as creating, updating, and deleting drawing objects with name resolution that involves name spaces, scopes, and so on.
Ellis said he feels considerably stronger than he did last spring, when he reported to camp with a leaner frame to lessen the burden on his troublesome left knee.
Like several other unfortunate women in tennis, Venus is burdened by a troublesome father, whose manic antics deprive his daughters of credibility that they have to win back on court.
Marriage is difficult enough to sustain without the added burden of a potentially troublesome anniversary date, he said.
Nothing on this album is going to burden Dylan with that troublesome "genius" tag.
But those burdens now feel like a troublesome prologue to the real danger that lies ahead.
"Raise a glass sometime to those indigent High Plains Republicans as you contemplate your good fortune: It is thanks to their self-denying votes that you are no longer burdened by the estate tax, or troublesome labor unions, or meddling bank regulators...
Most troublesome is his middle son, Albus Sam Clemmettt), made angry by the burden of his famous father and by his own lack of obvious talents.
These disorders may affect individuals from childhood and are most troublesome in the productive years of life, thus generating an economic burden for both society and healthcare systems [4, 5].
