Sentence examples for troublesome era from inspiring English sources

Its length, and what might be called its epic tone, suggest that its authors believe they are bringing to an end a troublesome era in the history of our Nation and of our Court.

There are still 3,885 women in prison in the UK – in the "troublesome" era of 2001, there were 3,740 – and over 60% of UK correctional centres have this year been deemed overcrowded, with the treatment of women being once again labeled as "inhumane".

So long as the Russian state relies on proxies, proconsuls, and force to ensure order, the region will revert to what it was in the czarist era: a troublesome, exotic appendage.

Monkeys were frequent visitors in Flemish paintings of this era, often linked to excess and greed, their troublesome anthropomorphic features mimicking the foolish aspects of human behavior.

After posting a 5.27 ERA through August in 2015, Sabathia donned a knee brace for his troublesome right knee and zipped through his final five starts with a mark of 2.17.

While the Twitter era was decades away, a September 25 , 1989Newsweek headline said it best in 65 characters: "A Troublesome Exodus: George Bush says 'nyet so fast' to Soviet Jews".

This has been troublesome.

The Troublesome Step-Daughters.

But it's troublesome.

This could prove troublesome.

The delay was troublesome.