The phrase "troublesome day" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a day that has been particularly difficult or inconvenient. For example, "Today was a troublesome day at work; I had to deal with a difficult client and finish a project with a tight deadline."
Tiger Woods endured a more troublesome day.
Clarkson and McNish also look at whether Ferrari are really a threat to Mercedes this weekend and a troublesome day for McLaren's Jenson Button.
"Our peaking factor begins at 4 p.m., because everybody is coming out of the parking lots and garages and trying to get back onto the freeways". As far as buses are concerned, the most troublesome day for them downtown is Sunday, especially in the afternoon and especially in the vicinity of Broadway, Parry said.
Just as United have brought back Scholes, so Channel 5 has the wisdom, experience, and comforting presence of Jim on those troublesome Thursday nights.
The New York Philharmonic, for example, is down for the most expensive item, a $326 million total rebuilding of Avery Fisher Hall, whose acoustics have proved troublesome from Day 1.
The messy unravelling of Wall Street's fourth biggest investment bank had become messier and likely to become more troublesome during the day ahead as Tokyo shares started to trade after Monday's public holiday.
More importantly, local economists point out, the volume of capital flight has slowed to a manageable, though still troublesome, $500 million a day.
Wayne Rooney should be fit to feature despite suffering a kick to his troublesome ankle in Wednesday's victory over Slovenia.
"But it's early and you never get cocky," he said, noting that other marches potentially more troublesome begin on Monday.
And midfielder Hamill had surgery on a troublesome ankle on Thursday.
One day a troublesome local leader, Sheik Taha, arrived for a meeting with Adnan at Samarra's Town Hall.
