Sentence examples for troublesome positions from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the crisis, banks quickly became targets if they had troublesome positions.

"There's no question that he has a number of very troublesome positions," said Fred Sainz, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign.

Clinton's views have "changed and evolved a great deal over time," he said, adding that she has expressed troublesome positions on deportation (and how it breaks up families), government surveillance and torture.

Given Shea's consistency on the left and Chandler's increasingly strong showings positioned behind him, perhaps the U.S. has found a solution for this historically troublesome side of the field.

Sam Vokes, who scored his first Premier League goal last month in Burnley's win over Liverpool, has a chance to try to make the troublesome centre-forward position his own.

The main difficulties in this type of surgery are the poor visualization of the anatomic structures and the troublesome preparation and positioning of prosthetic components [2].

Woakes, who is auditioning for England's troublesome number six position, endured a similarly difficult start with the ball, but recovered to deliver a steady performance.

Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, an adjunct professor at Yale's School of Management, said Mr. Kumar's lingering position was troublesome.

The consensus that emerged was that the former congressman is a blank slate, and Gillibrand supporters needed to move quickly to highlight parts of Mr. Ford's record that might prove troublesome for him, like his position on abortion rights.

It also illustrates why a recent, related policy position is deeply troublesome.

It is not just firing that is difficult: German labour relations are hedged about with troublesome rules.At the core is the position of the workers' representative, the Betriebsrat.