Sentence examples for troublesome particulars from inspiring English sources

As Bush makes the case, all such troublesome particulars must yield to an ironclad general rule: "Everywhere that freedom takes hold, terror will retreat".

If the respondent answers "yes", they are asked to rate how troublesome that particular symptom is to him/her on a 5-point Likert scale from 1 (not at all) to 5 (extremely).

"The volumes in the E series are particular troublesome given that it was the part of its smart phone business that had been doing well," said Tero Kuittinen, an analyst at MKM Partners.

It's a particular troublesome find in the UK, which was rocked last week by a bombing on the London Underground that injured at least 30 people, though it's not clear how that "bucket bomb" was made or if its materials were purchased from the website.

Such stubbornness brings problems as well as virtues – in particular a congested stylistic excess, and a troublesome equivalence of detail.

The latter development in particular raises troublesome questions about the Court's appropriate role in our polity.

Morphine is the current gold standard analgesic acting at MOP receptors but produces a range of variably troublesome side-effects, in particular tolerance.

"What made The Plant such a hilarious internet natural (at least to my admittedly twisted mind) was that publishers and media people seem to see exactly this sort of monster whenever they contemplate the net in general and e-lit in particular: a troublesome strangler fig that just might have a bit o' the old profit in it.

He told the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme: "There are five troublesome gulleys in that particular stretch.

The Arab Spring quandary, in particular, has been troublesome for Mr. Obama.

The penultimate corner, in particular, can prove troublesome, as a delicate balance between throttle and brake is needed to navigate it successfully.