Sentence examples for troublesome month from inspiring English sources

Cardiff's three-match winning streak - beating Derby, Crystal Palace and now Reading - is in a normally troublesome month as the club had won just four times in their previous five Novembers.

The story was particularly troublesome in September, when revenues fell $810 million below the forecast amount.

He said he did not expect that Mr. Pitt's troublesome 15-month tenure in the public sector would dissuade major Wall Street firms from hiring him to represent them.

The former Chelsea midfielder underwent surgery on a troublesome achilles on 8 August and it was originally hoped that he might return at the beginning of this month.

Gove has had a bumpy time recently – a cockfight with Theresa May, the troublesome decision of his acolyte Dominic Cummings to publicly rubbish David Cameron.

Gerrard, 30, had surgery on a troublesome groin injury in March.

Roland Garros, home of the French Open, remains open to the elements, but the weather is less troublesome in Paris in late May and early June and the tournament is less frequently interrupted by rain.

The bad news is that Manu Tuilagi will not be seen in a Tigers shirt until at least November, with his troublesome groin needing at least another six weeks to heal properly, according to Richard Cockerill.

It was tough on Van Wolfswinkel, the £8.5m purchase from Sporting Lisbon who was making his first start since 6 October following a troublesome toe injury and who so far has managed just one goal for Norwich.

"We need to avoid a common temptation nowadays: to discard whatever proves troublesome," Francis told lawmakers in September. .

In the TF group, the proportion of patients reporting elimination of troublesome regurgitation was stable between 6-month (97%) [ 10] and 12-month (93%) follow-up.