Sentence examples for troublesome sentence from inspiring English sources

The troublesome sentence concerns the regulation of cooling water intake structures, and is fondly referred to as CWA 316(b).

This is especially troublesome as probation sentences in Georgia average almost seven years -- twice as long as the national average.

Analysis would uncover philosophically troublesome logical fictions in sentences whose logical forms are unclear on the surface, and it would ultimately reveal the nature of the reality to which language is connected.

The episode was based on "a couple of incidents" that the writers had heard about in which troublesome children, through alternative sentencing, were tethered to their parents.

The writers based the story on "a couple of incidents" in real life in which troublesome children, through alternative sentencing, were tethered to their parents.

If all fails, try to create memory sentences or phrases involving the troublesome words.

A Georgia captain who owned 40 slaves wrote to his wife in 1863 from the front in Virginia of "the arch of liberty we are trying to build"—and several sentences later advised her to sell a troublesome slave.

Bernofsky's handling of the opening sentence is masterful – both improving the rhythm around that troublesome "in bed" and staying true to Kafka's intended ambiguity.

It also shows the connection between puzzles over this issue and troublesome issues surrounding the word "if" and its use in conditional sentences.

Douglas A. Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University and an expert on sentencing, said the rise in monetary damages might curb "a troublesome modern tendency of many legislators and judges to respond to all perceived crime problems with longer and longer terms of imprisonment".

More troublesome than the dialogue, Lee's narrative voice is a wildly unstable compound, a forced mixture — sometimes in the same sentence — of Scout's very young perspective and a fully adult one.