No president has relished being scrutinized by the news media, and administrations have long relied on subtle and not-so-subtle methods to ice out reporters they considered troublesome — for instance, ignoring their questions at briefings or giving scoops to their competitors.
Their fear is that altered genes might disrupt the world's biological diversity, giving rise, for instance, to troublesome weeds resistant to all herbicides.
It's almost become another "Saturday Night Live sucks these days" or "Fuck Pitchfork!" or "Steve Albini Is An Asshole!" for people who want to make an incendiary gesture but don't want to deal with all that troublesome stuff like, for instance, being passionate about your viscerally-delivered opinions or, most importantly, being able to back them up with facts and personal reasoning.
In some instances, moving troublesome operations offshore while keeping them in-house makes more sense.
Dealings with Cuba, for instance, seem less troublesome than those with Iran.To be sure, tougher enforcement of the rules is generating some positive results.
This negotiation against difference is mirrored by the current mass production and dissemination of culture, whereby overt regional and national differences in this context, are in the first instance, perceived as troublesome barriers to mass sales.
The "childhood-ruining" rank takes into account a number of factors, including key scenes that stay burned into your memory, instances of death, and troublesome themes.
For instance, Dorothea Brooke, in 1891, was "troublesome -- to herself, chiefly".
However, they reported that such instances were very hectic and troublesome, and should be avoided.
For instance, one strategy that is particularly troublesome relative to the strategies in our benchmark case is the "Two-Faced" strategy which always cooperates, but always signals "1" (c, c,1,1).
Choice in respect to important matters became more and more difficult; people found it troublesome to settle on a mode of work, for instance, or a partner.
