Sentence examples for troublesome of all from inspiring English sources
But most troublesome of all is Berkeley's $110 million budget deficit.
Most troublesome of all was a host of weather-borne diseases and afflictions, most notably late blight.
Now the arrangement is clear: in return for basic fealty, suitable election results and political calm, appointed governors may do largely as they please.An extreme version of this contract applies to Chechnya, the most troublesome of all Russia's regions.
Most troublesome of all were those whose difficulties infected the banks, because the banks had either lent them money or had provided them with a backstop of some kind.
The third challenge is the most troublesome of all.
A troublesome 35percentt of all vacancies came back on the market as sublet space.
It's mordant, witty and philosophically troublesome, shorn of all its matches, except for two sulfur-topped strips: a model of the World Trade Towers, ready to be ignited.
The most troublesome passenger of all was the gorilla - 5ft (142cm) tall and understandably dismayed at his changing circumstances.
Perhaps the most troublesome and troubling word of all in thinking about plants is "consciousness".
What is perfectly clear today is that no one needs such a selfish, divisive and troublesome individual, but least of all a club spending millions trying to establish themselves as new players at Europe's top table.
It's a bit troublesome to keep track of all his releases, even though they're the cream of the crop, so a compilation has been thoughtfully put together.
