Sentence examples for troublesome enough from inspiring English sources

It was troublesome enough that all the world's dignitaries were coming to town at the same time.

They're troublesome enough for motorists and pedestrians, but even worse for any cyclists who are unlucky enough to come across them.

Which would be troublesome enough even without the location of the KGB agent's murder: an MI5 safehouse that only a very select few knew he was headed for.

Natural fires are troublesome enough in such bone-dry conditions, but most of the fires in the Southeast have been set by arsonists.

The knee has been troublesome enough that he may not play Tuesday against Denver in the opener of the four-game trip.

In 1991, when David Tarloff was 22, his behavior was troublesome enough that his father, on the advice of a personal physician, took him to see Dr. Shinbach.

If the threat of Ramsay isn't enough to get troublesome customers into line, no-nonsense Mary Portas, trademark orange bob gleaming, will be overseeing the rooms side of the business as general manager, with How Clean is Your House's Kim Woodburn – "I've already seen everything.

In Wednesday's team sprint at the Worlds, GB were disqualified - a frustration for Hoy but debutant Philip Hindes posted a time in the troublesome 'man one' slot quick enough to suggest Britain can contend again in this event after several indifferent years.

Even more troublesome, he said, there were not enough cells or units to separate violent inmates from those like Mr. Geoghan.

They also suggest that the frequency and extent of the troublesome gas make the region deadly enough to encourage the fish to eat elsewhere.

There aren't enough of them to be troublesome, no celebrities to be upset.