Sentence examples for troublesome fight from inspiring English sources

"After a particularly troublesome fight with my boyfriend a few months ago, for example, I somehow managed to blow $500 over the course of a weekend!

Later, she told me that schools often label kids like her daughter "troublesome" for getting in fights after "being bullied or intimidated".

According to his autobiography, Moreno González had a love-hate relationship with his mother; as a child, he was beaten by his mother for being troublesome and getting into fights.

Getting more then one toddler can be a bit troublesome, because they could possibly fight over who is youngest or cutest.

"That's the coming fight," he said of Diyala and other troublesome areas north of Baghdad.

After adopting the names 'Miss Rivers' and 'Miss Bridges' and disguising themselves as grown-up ladies, the troublesome duo take to the streets of London and fight for their right to vote.

The decrease in Pseudomonas' susceptibility to Cipro in the other nine hospitals--which ranged from 4% to 45%--is particularly troublesome, the researchers say, since few other drugs can fight that microbe.

I wish there were an end to this story, either triumphal ("We bought a castle!") or troublesome ("My mother knows every time my wife and I have a fight") or both ("We bought a castle — with rats!").

This is deeply troublesome, given the vitiated state of relations between the neighbours who have fought four wars since independence.

Each time President Bush raises fears of a possible attack, the political debate shifts from his most troublesome issue (Iraq) to one of his strongest (the war on terrorism) while Democrats fight their impulse to question the president's motives".

Not for them the publicly fought battles of Rudy Giuliani against his prostate cancer, of Dick Cheney against his troublesome heart, or of Hugo Chavez against his recent pelvic abscess.