Sentence examples for troublesome fact from inspiring English sources

In one, the race for lieutenant governor, that is a troublesome fact for the incumbent, David Dewhurst.

That, when we think of sex, or brains, we are sometimes reductive is also a troublesome fact.

But for Governments keen to foster further moves from road to rail - especially for airport journeys - the troublesome fact is that many of the affected passengers are occasional train users.

In a letter to Mr. Holder, the attorneys general said Mr. Siegelman's defense lawyers had raised "gravely troublesome facts" about his prosecution that raise questions about the fairness and due process of the trial.

These troublesome facts are the result of policy choices, and they can be reversed by policy as well.

With such a mindset, tantamount to the fox guarding the henhouse, a prosecutor can always bury troublesome facts.

Writer-producer-director Gray combines troublesome facts about the World Trade Organization and the pharmaceutical industry with stirring imagery of impoverished AIDS victims with interviews with an eloquent array of activists, scientists and advocates from the affordable drug movement.

The growth of the American food industry will always bump up against a troublesome biological fact: try as we might, each of us can eat only about 1,500 pounds of food in a year.

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But what makes the decision particularly troublesome is the fact that it is undisputed that this golf course has already been substantially completed at an expense of tens of millions of dollars.

Some ethics watchdogs say such arrangements are potentially troublesome, and the fact that relatives of three of the four top members of Congress work as lobbyists illustrates how pervasive and accepted the practice has become.