Sentence examples for troublesome reference from inspiring English sources

Reading (D) of Timon's second couplet (which is due, with minor modifications, to Burnyeat (1980)) is intended to eliminate the troublesome reference to an eternal real nature.

But the new English-language search results will undoubtedly be censored, since Beijing maintains strict controls over Internet companies and requires those operating on the mainland to censor results the government deems dangerous or troublesome, including references to human rights issues and dissidents.

For screening of such troublesome fragments, alternative reference columns could be used based on other matrices or other surface chemistries.

More troublesome, Ms. Harris uses endless references to "perfect lentilles cuisinées and ardent crème brûlée" in a vain effort to make a depressing story of betrayal in German-occupied France palatable.

On this trip the most troublesome neighbour has been utterly ignored (aside from joint references by the leaders on the need to fight terrorism in all forms); nor does anyone wonder whether Mr Obama is going to mention Kashmir.

Excerpts from the writings of many prominent authors were doctored, without their knowledge or permission, to delete references to religion, profanity, sex, alcohol or other potentially troublesome topics.

His CV makes a reference to his mysterious one year's absence from BZW, the troublesome operation which was another source of reputation-battering stuff for the bank and ultimately the root of Taylor's sudden departure.

"This can be anything from helping to improve their referencing style in an essay, to taking the first steps to sorting out troublesome housemates, from using the photocopier in the library to finding out what support is available for dyslexia".

Historic tragedies were referenced, but conspiracies were mostly confined to schemes involving ambitious footmen (and later, those troublesome Irish, who eventually came 'round).

For example, a troublesome data quality finding is the tendency for a few facilities to have large gaps between the assessment reference date and the date the assessment is signed off as complete.

This could prove troublesome.