Sentence examples for troublesome section from inspiring English sources

Workers employed by Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, the line's operator, then began setting up another route for the gasoline, bypassing the troublesome section between here and Tucson and diverting the flow into an adjacent line that normally carries jet fuel.

A particularly troublesome section, many drivers say, covers air brakes, with questions like "Why must air tanks be drained?" (The answer: to prevent condensation that could interfere with the operation of the brakes). While some truckers feel as comfortable under the hood as behind the wheel, many know as little about the mechanics of a vehicle as the average automobile driver.

In 2009, the city began trying to shift that balance, by converting especially troublesome sections of roadway into pedestrian zones.

Copy troublesome sections out by hand a couple of times.

For individual investors, the most troublesome part of the law is a section that allows what's called "crowdfunding". This refers to the fact that entrepreneurs can raise up to $1 million online from ordinary folks without telling them very much.

But one part of the island — a troublesome, 10-mile section of the L.I.R.R. between Floral Park and Hicksville in Nassau County — still lives in the 19th century.

Since a mouse fetus is very small, an anatomical study requires troublesome embedding, staining and sectioning that require high skills.

Recall that the t in section 3.5 is troublesome if it is large.

Another specialist, however, said that "Despite the reduced number of pregnancies, women undergo surgeries due to various other reasons in which the adhesions caused by previous C-sections might become troublesome".

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Section 304, which has proven troublesome to apply because of its vagueness, also requires a finding of "misconduct," which the commission has not made.