Sentence examples for troublesome points from inspiring English sources

The visual inspection of these troublesome points shows that they correspond to DNA segments having extreme compositional biases.

That could be a another troublesome point for Barr.

Now, the troop-level question is treated not as the centerpiece but as the troublesome point that needs to be addressed before we hear about what the President would really most like to do.

Another possibly troublesome point is that the survey found that most app users had downloaded something recently – 64% in the last two weeks, and 84% in the last week.

A more troublesome point is the fact that if you show everything, you're likely to show something you should have hidden, and if you hide everything, everyone will assume you did so for a reason.

The guest on our show argued a troublesome point?

He told the interviewer he couldn't have suffered worse treatment if he "had sodomized and murdered a busload of children after giving them heroin". Comic book fans revere Moore, so his disdain is a troublesome point.

Chris Duhon has agreed to a two-year deal with the Knicks, paving the way for the franchise to cut ties with Stephon Marbury, their troublesome starting point guard.

That's where it's so troublesome to me". Pointing out Kaepernick had 16 touchdown passes and four interceptions in Chip Kelly's offense last season, Sherman said the reason the quarterback doesn't have a job is the protests.

That year, Dr. John Schwarz of the California Institute of Technology and Dr. Michael Green, now of Cambridge University in England, showed that thinking of elementary particles as little strings instead of points eliminated troublesome mathematical anomalies from theories that sought to combine gravity with subatomic physics.

This point remains troublesome, and may not be resolved until historians are allowed to look at the complete intelligence documents.