Sentence examples for troublesome countries from inspiring English sources
He blamed the bank's weak performance on those four troublesome countries – along with the UK, which had been plagued by fines and compensation costs.
11. (S) A DANGEROUS NEIGHBORHOOD: Brennan responded that the Saudis lived in a dangerous neighborhood with Iran across the Gulf, with Saudi Arabia sharing a long border with Yemen, and with a number of other troublesome countries nearby.
Photography is the best medium to show these hopeful sides of the continent". That's exactly why Dutch photographer Martin Waalboer captures life in "troublesome" countries such as Liberia (where he documented life in the town of Harper), Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso and Guinea-Bissau from a cultural and artistic perspective.
He has built pipelines that bypass troublesome countries and feed into needy markets.
Putin has positioned Russia to play an increasingly dominant role in the global gas scene with two general strategies: first, by building new pipelines to avoid transiting troublesome countries and to develop Russia's ability to sell gas to Asia, and second, by jumping into the liquefied natural gas (LNG) scene with new facilities in the Far East.
"What a troublesome country Cambodia is!" she chattily remarked, folding away her newspaper as she spoke.
The council frets about threats ranging from cyber-sabotage to nuclear holocaust (in a brilliant piece of understatement it warns that "Russia could become a very troublesome country").
Once again, the issue at hand went beyond the fate of a single troublesome country.
Running along the bed of the Baltic Sea, it would circumvent troublesome transit countries in eastern Europe.
Along with South Stream, a sister project across the Black Sea, Nord Stream would let Russia bypass troublesome transit countries, chiefly Ukraine.
Banking shares were among the biggest fallers on concerns about their exposure to Greece, not to mention the other potentially troublesome European countries.
