Sometimes democracy is troublesome, of course, and democracy can be managed as poorly as other forms of government.
Putzer took 1 minute 26.18 seconds to negotiate the troublesome Engiadina course that claimed 6 victims among the first 10 skiers.
Two recent examples exemplify this troublesome trend.
"You worry because those can be troublesome during the course of the season," Girardi said.
Being asked the day before giving birth was, of course, troublesome for some of the interviewed participants.
L-asparaginases with high specificity for L-asparagine and low-to-negligible activity against L-glutamine are reported to be less troublesome during the course of anticancer therapy [ 12].
The approach is the latest twist in the interstate competition for scarce jobs, with hard-pressed states supplementing or even bypassing traditional enticements like tax breaks in favor of pitches that sell a lifestyle: greater personal freedom, low or no state taxes, minimal regulation, the absence of troublesome unions and of course, the unfettered right to bear arms.
I think many who desire a literary life today find the absence of traditional signifiers troublesome — it is, of course, at the heart of the debate over e-books, when readers complain that they cannot underline passages, or fold pages, or break spines.
This, of course, can be troublesome for nominees, ever hopeful of a harmonious, triumphant convention for a middle-of-the-road audience.
Whatever the reason, such claims pose troublesome issues of law (of course, the Ledyard, N.Y., town clerk's refusal is now the subject of a lawsuit) and public policy.
