Sentence examples for troublesome part from inspiring English sources
Geographic names are the most important, and sometimes the most troublesome, part of the map nomenclature as a whole.
In an interview, Mr. Foale described the troublesome part of the toilet, a problem in microgravity that has to be dealt with whenever air and liquid mix.
The scandal coincided with the death throes of the mandate but it was more a symptom than a cause of the end of empire in this especially troublesome part of the world.
Up until then, my problems had been a part of me, a troublesome part, but something that, with the right support, I might begin to make sense of and, in understanding, ultimately overcome.
The most troublesome part of the half was in the backcourt, where the Mavericks bodied up Nash all over the court.
In the end, the most troublesome part of Benedict's time as Pope has been the response to the revelation of horrible abuse of young boys and girls within the Catholic Church.
What about the more troublesome parts of Iranian society?
When Dunfermline collapsed under the weight of bad loans last year, the government took on its troublesome parts while Nationwide acquired the savers and some of the stronger aspects of the operation.
General Motors has reached an agreement to buy most of the Daewoo Motor Company from Daewoo's creditors for about $1 billion, but leave the most troublesome parts on the creditors' hands, at least for now, people in the industry said.
It is also intended to identify good practices that can be used at other airlines, he said, including the use of statistical systems to find troublesome parts that require more frequent maintenance.
In an announcement to the City, Jenkins is expected to explain how he intends to tackle the most troublesome parts of the investment bank – the traditional powerhouse of Barclays – to prove to investors that he can rein in costs and start to bolster the profitability of the organisation.
