Sentence examples for troublesome situations from inspiring English sources

Nationally, there is precedent for lawmakers using their campaign coffers to pay lawyers to help them during troublesome situations.

Henderson said he read Scripture from the Book of John that told him to face troublesome situations with a positive attitude because God will always be with him.

But the state budget crises that have led to these reckonings have also put state university students and their families in troublesome situations.

On Friday, Facebook's Chief Privacy Officer on Policy, Erin Egan, took a hard stance on the matter, reminding employers that not only was this a violation of Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, it could also put them in other legally troublesome situations, leading to things like discrimination complaints, for example.

He could suggest that she take a self-defense class, which is the suggestion I made to my own daughter a few years ago -- and she did, and gained sufficient self-confidence to handle a few troublesome situations.

Dr. Brown, in her latest book Rising Strong, mentions Anne Lamott's idea of the "Shitty First Draft" (SFD), stormy if in front of the kids, and how we often fill in the blanks during troublesome situations where we don't have all the facts.

"Every now and then, you run into a very troublesome situation.

"And if energy price rises begin to be passed along, that would become a troublesome situation".

U.S. diplomacy is facing a much more troublesome situation than it did 20 years ago when we were unchallenged as the dominant power in the world.

"Landlords right now are in a troublesome situation with everyone pinching pennies," said Wesley Zlotoff, chief executive of RentalSpaceNetwork.com in Scottsdale, Ariz.

The reason for the troublesome situation is that after-tax money goes into a Roth account, and when a deductible I.R.A. is converted, taxes must be paid based on the account's value on the date of the conversion.